🎴 Teen Patti Variations — 15+ Game Types

Standard rules with 3 cards dealt face down. No jokers, no special cards. The purest form.

One or more cards are designated as jokers (wild cards) that can substitute for any card to make a better hand.

All Aces, Kings, 4s, and 7s are jokers (wild cards). Very popular variation with more winning hands.

Hand rankings are reversed — the worst hand in normal Teen Patti becomes the best. High Card beats Trail!

Card values are summed (face cards = 0). The player whose total is closest to 9 or 19 or 29 wins.

Each player gets 4 cards and must pick the best 3-card hand from those 4.

A trump suit is declared. Cards of the trump suit beat cards of all other suits regardless of rank.

A community card is drawn face up. Any player holding a card of that rank must fold immediately.

Some cards are dealt face up (visible to all). Adds a strategic element since you have partial info about opponents.

Players get 2 cards each, plus shared community cards. Similar to Texas Hold'em but with 3-card hands.

Two of your three cards are dealt face up. Only one card is hidden, making it more strategic.

Each player gets 1 card which they place on their forehead. You see everyone's card except your own!

The lowest card in your hand becomes a joker. Encourages playing with lower cards.

The wild card changes each round. Keeps players on their toes as hand values shift constantly.

The pot is split between the best and worst hand. Players must decide whether to aim high or low.