How Andar Bahar Rounds Work
Andar Bahar is a simple live-card format built around one opening card and two sides: Andar and Bahar. After the first card is shown, cards are dealt in sequence until a matching value appears on one side, deciding the round. We present the table controls, stake choices and card progression in one view, so you can understand the round before confirming an
entry. The game suits short sessions because each result follows a clear, repeated structure.
- Opening card — The round begins when the table reveals one reference card. Its value sets the match players watch for as cards continue toward the Andar or Bahar side.
- Two table sides — Your central choice is between Andar and Bahar. The interface keeps those positions visible, helping you check the selected side before the dealing sequence starts.
- Matching value — Cards are dealt until the first matching value appears. That visible event determines the side of the result, giving the round its distinctive stop point.