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How to play Andar Bahar on Wazir Win
Andar Bahar on Wazir Win is a live card table on your usual ID. A middle card is dealt, then cards go to Andar and Bahar until one matches its rank.
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The short answer
Andar Bahar is a casino card game with nothing to do with cricket markets, though it uses the same Wazir Win wallet. A middle card is dealt, then cards go alternately to Andar and Bahar until one matches its rank, and that side wins. If this page and a table's help screen ever disagree, trust the table.
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Key takeaways
- In Andar Bahar, a middle card is dealt and cards go alternately to Andar and Bahar until one matches its rank.
- The side that matches first wins.
- Skip any side bet you can't explain and check the table's paytable.
- Rounds are fast, so set a round or time limit as well as a budget.
How does a typical round work?
A card is placed in the middle, often called the joker or middle card. You bet on Andar (left) or Bahar (right), plus side bets if the table offers them. Cards are dealt to each side in turn until one matches the middle card's rank, and that side wins the main bet.
What should you check before placing chips?
- The minimum and maximum bet on that table.
- The side-bet names on screen. Skip any side bet you can't explain.
- The paytable for Andar and Bahar, which may differ slightly.
- The table name, which you should screenshot in case you disconnect mid-deal.
This page won't quote a fixed payout, because tables differ, so read the paytable. Streak systems don't change the middle card, and a long Bahar run doesn't make Andar 'due'.
Does the suit of the middle card matter?
No. Only the rank counts. If the middle card is a seven of hearts, the first seven of any suit decides the round. With one seven already in the middle, three more remain in a single deck, which is why a round can end on the first card or run for many deals.
Why can Andar and Bahar pay differently?
Whichever side receives the first card has a slightly better chance of getting the match. Some tables balance this by paying that side a little less than even money, and others change which side is dealt first. That's why the paytable matters more than any general rule.
What are the common side bets?
Many tables offer bets on how many cards are dealt before the match, in ranges such as 1 to 5 or 6 to 10. Short ranges pay more because they're less likely. Some also offer bets on the middle card itself, such as higher or lower than seven, or red or black. Side bets usually carry a bigger house edge than the main bet.
How do you keep an Andar Bahar session under control?
- Rounds are fast, so set a number of rounds or a time limit as well as a budget.
- Stick to the main bet until you've read the side-bet paytable.
- Ignore streaks. Each round starts with a fresh middle card.
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Questions players ask
Straight answers to the questions that come up most on this topic.
Still unsure? Ask the Wazir Win team
Do I need a second ID to play Andar Bahar?
No. It runs on your normal Wazir Win ID.
Is it the same as a cricket session bet?
No. One is a card game and the other is a match market.
Can I play Andar Bahar on my phone?
Yes, in your phone browser with the same wallet.
Is there a free demo of Andar Bahar?
No. Watch a few rounds first, then join with the smallest stake.
Does the suit matter in Andar Bahar?
No. Only the rank of the middle card has to be matched.
Why might Andar pay less than Bahar?
On tables where Andar gets the first card, it has a slightly better chance, so some tables pay it a little less. Check the paytable.
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