AU6 Teen Patti Rules: Table Words, Hand Ranks and Blind Play

Most of us learned Teen Patti on a mattress during a festival, with matchsticks as chips and rules that changed with whoever was winning. An app does not allow that. So before you sit at an AU6 table, here is the standard ladder of hands, the meaning of blind and seen, and the words you will hear.

Table Words First

• Boot: the starting amount each player puts in.
• Chaal: you bet and stay in.
• Pack: you fold. What you put in stays in the pot.
• Show: two players left, hands are revealed.
• Side show: a private comparison, on tables that allow it.

The Round in Short

Each player gets three cards. Players bet in turn, and you either stay in or pack. The last player standing takes the pot, or the best hand wins at a show.

Ranking the Hands

Rank	Hand	Example
1	Trail, three of a kind	Q Q Q
2	Pure sequence	5 6 7 of spades
3	Sequence	8 9 10, mixed suits
4	Color	2 6 J of clubs
5	Pair	9 9 K
6	High card	A 10 4

Beginners often pack a winning hand because they think a color beats a sequence. It does not.

Same Type, Who Wins?

• Two trails: the higher rank wins.
• Two sequences: the higher run wins. How A 2 3 ranks differs between versions, so read the table rules.
• Colors and high cards: compare the highest card, then the next, then the last.
• Pairs: the higher pair wins, and the third card settles a tie.

Blind and Seen

Playing blind means you have not looked at your cards. Seen means you have. In the classic game a blind player pays less per turn, and looking moves you to the higher seen amount. The exact amounts belong to the table. Neither style is right. Blind keeps your cost low, and seen tells you what you hold.

Three Versions in the Lobby

AU6 lists Teen Patti and 3 Patti, and the lobby also has an AK47 tile. Some variants add wild cards, which changes which hands are strong. A rule change can flip what you already know, so open the rules screen on any new table.

Habits Worth Having

• Pack weak hands early and stop feeling bad about it.
• Do not stay in only because you have already paid in.
• Choose a stake that lets you play many hands.
• Ignore "Teen Patti hack" apps. They do not work.

The tables are the same in the app and the web version. Finish your AU6 login and start at a low table. After something faster? See Andar Bahar and Dragon Tiger.

AU6 is for players aged 18 and over. Real money is at stake, so bring only what you can lose.