Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to play Teen Patti, including descriptions of what happens at each stage. While I cannot display actual images directly, I can guide you with visual references and a sample layout you might see in the game.

Step 1: Set Up the Game

• Players: 3 to 7 players (ideal is 4–7).

• Deck: Use a standard 52-card deck (no jokers).

• Chips: Each player needs poker chips or some form of betting currency.

Step 2: Choose a Dealer

• Method: Either by mutual agreement or by drawing cards—the highest card becomes the dealer.

• Role: The dealer shuffles and deals the cards.

Step 3: Place the Ante

• Action: Each player puts a fixed amount (the “ante” or “boot”) into the pot before cards are dealt.

Step 4: Deal the Cards

• Deal: The dealer distributes three cards face down to each player, one at a time, in a clockwise direction.

Step 5: Begin Betting

• First Player: The player to the left of the dealer starts the betting.

• Options: Each player can:

  • Play Blind: Bet without looking at their cards.

  • Play Seen: Look at their cards and bet.

  • Fold: Quit the round and forfeit the pot.

• Betting Rules:

  • Blind: Bet equal to or up to double the current stake.

  • Seen: Bet at least double the current stake.

Step 6: Continue Betting

• Rounds: Betting continues until only two players remain.

• Sideshow: If more than two players remain and all are “seen,” a player can request a sideshow to compare cards privately with another player. The weaker hand must fold.

Step 7: Showdown

• Final Two: When only two players remain, a showdown is called.

• Show: Players reveal their cards.

• Winner: The player with the highest-ranking hand wins the pot.

Teen Patti Hand Rankings (with Example Images)

While I cannot display real images, here are the hand rankings with simple text-based “images”:

Visual Reference

Here’s a simple table to visualize how cards are dealt and the pot:

Summary

• Deal three cards face down to each player.

• Place an initial bet (ante) into the pot.

• Betting proceeds clockwise. Players can play blind, seen, or fold.

• Bet until only two remain, then showdown.

• Highest hand wins the pot.

For actual images and more visual aids, you can refer to card game tutorials online or watch video guides.