BETER Live Bet on Teen Patti: Our Review, How and Where to Play

Even if you already know how to play Teen Patti, we should note that this version doesn’t work the same way as most. That said, this approach is a lot simpler, so even complete beginners can enjoy it.

As noted above, the goal is to predict which of the three-card hands will be stronger. To participate, all you have to do is place a bet on one of the two hands – Player A or Player B. The two sides are identical for all intents and purposes, so you can just go with your gut.

Bet on Teen Patti uses a single standard deck of 52 cards. Each round begins with a 15-second betting period. You can place bets by setting the stake with the chips at the bottom of the interface. Then, simply click on the bet you wish to make before the betting period ends.

Once it does, the dealer will deal three cards each to Player A and Player B. The cards are dealt alternatingly – Player A draws one, then Player B, and so on.

Once both sides have three cards each, the two hands are compared. The stronger three-card poker hand wins, and all players who placed a bet on that hand win a 0.95:1 payout. If the two hands are completely equal, all main bets Push and your full stake is returned to you.

Hands in Teen Patti rank as you would expect them to in poker. However, in case you’re a rookie, we’ll go through all of the possible outcomes, ranking them from strongest to weakest.

• Royal Flush – An Ace, King, and Queen of the same suit are the strongest possible hand in the game.
• Straight Flush – Consists of any three sequential cards of the same suit. For instance, a Jack, 10, and 9 of Hearts is a Straight Flush.
• Three of a Kind – As the name implies, three cards of the same rank form a (very strong) hand.
• Straight – Any three sequential cards that are not all of the same suit form a Straight. For example, 5 of Diamonds, 6 of Clubs, and 7 of Hearts are a Straight. Even if two of these cards are of the same suit, the hand is still a Straight.
• Flush – Three cards of the same suit and any rank.
• Pair – Two cards of the same rank plus one card of a different rank.
• High Card – If neither hand meets any of the above criteria, the hand with a card of the highest rank wins.

Side Bets

Additionally, Bet on Teen Patti by BETER Live features three side bets – Player A Pair Plus, Player B Pair Plus, and Bonus 3+3.

The Pair Plus bets are essentially identical, except that they are tied to the corresponding Player A or Player B hand.

To win a Pair Plus bet, the relevant hand has to win the round with a Pair or stronger. The stronger the winning hand, the bigger the payout, as per the paytable below.

On the other hand, the Bonus 3+3 bet uses all six cards on the table to make standard 5-card poker hands. If the cards manage to form a Three of a Kind or stronger, the Bonus 3+3 side bet wins. Again, stronger hands ensure bigger payouts, up to 1,000:1 for a Royal Flush.