Andar Bahar

The Andar Bahar game, also known as Katti, is an extremely popular card game that originates from India. Recently, the online, Live version of the game has become just as (or maybe even more) popular and is now available to play at many Online Casinos. Learning how to play Andar Bahar won’t take long at all and with this little guide, you’ll be ready to start playing real soon! The Andar Bahar game is played with one player and one dealer using a standard 52-card deck. All cards have their normal standard value. The aim of the game is not to collect specific hands so no card combinations apply to this game.

Andar Bahar Rules

Andar Bahar involves one dealer, one player and a playing table with two sections: one is called Andar (inside) and the other Bahar (outside). The game can be played by an unlimited amount of players at the same time and it’s pretty straightforward. It starts with the dealer dealing one face-up card that will be placed in the middle of the table. This face-up card is called the ‘game card’, more commonly referred to as the ‘Joker card’, and it will determine how the round is played and when it ends.

Next, you’ll need to place your bet. The objective of the game is to predict on which side, Andar or Bahar (inside or outside), the next card with the exact same value will show up.

After you placed your bet, the dealer will continue to deal one card at a time on each side of the table until a card with the same value as the Joker (game) card shows up. Depending on which side you placed your bet, you’ll win or lose the round. 

Andar Bahar Bet Options

When you play Andar Bahar at Online Casinos, you will have the option to place a whole bunch of exciting side bets besides the main Andar and Bahar bet. Check it out!

Main Bet Options

• Andar – You bet that the next same-valued card will be dealt on the ‘andar’ part of the table.
• Bahar – You bet that the next same-valued card will be dealt on the ‘bahar’ side of the table.

Side Bet Options

You can also bet on how many cards will be dealt during one round. Have a look at the payouts, right here:

1-5 (1 to 5 cards) – 3:1 
6-10 (6 to 10) – 4:1 
11-15 (11 to 15) – 5:1  
16-25 (16 to 25) – 4:1 
26-30 (26 to 30) – 15:1
31-35 (31 to 35) – 25: 1 
36-40 (36 to 40) – 50: 1
41 or more – 120: 1