Joker (game card)
The first card turned face up. The round ends when a card of the same rank appears.
Andar Bahar is a traditional Indian card game. The 24betting lobby has three versions: a live Ezugi table, a card game and a slot.
One card is turned face up. Cards are then dealt in turn to Andar (inside) and Bahar (outside), and the side that receives a card of the same rank wins.
Each version has its own payouts and limits, so each gets its own table.
A live dealer deals from a real shoe, and the betting window closes before the joker is revealed. Open the table's paytable for the Andar, Bahar and side-bet payouts before your first round.
The same game in a faster, dealer-free format. Payouts for the main and side bets are listed in the game's rules.
A slot version, so it pays by its own paytable rather than Andar and Bahar bets.



Each deal is independent, so no pattern or "trick" changes the odds of the next round.
Andar Bahar comes from South India, where it is also known as Katti, and as Mangatha in Tamil Nadu. "Andar" means inside and "Bahar" means outside. It uses a single 52-card deck, and the opening card is often called the joker.
The first card turned face up. The round ends when a card of the same rank appears.
On many tables, which side receives the first card changes the payout on Andar or Bahar.
Extra bets on things like the joker's colour or suit, or how many cards are dealt before a match.
"Andar" means inside and "Bahar" means outside, the two sides cards are dealt to.
Three in the lobby: Andar Bahar Live from Ezugi, an Andar Bahar card game and Slots Andar Bahar.
No. Each deal is independent, so no pattern changes the odds of the next round.