Three Card Classic
2-6 players · 1-3 minutes per hand
The best known card format in South Asia. Every player receives three cards and the strongest combination takes the round.
How a round plays
- 1Each player is dealt three cards face down.
- 2Players take turns to continue or fold based on their confidence.
- 3The strongest three-card combination wins when the round is compared.
Rummy Tables
2-6 players · 4-8 minutes per deal
A sequence and set building game where planning your discards matters as much as the cards you draw.
How a round plays
- 1Draw one card per turn from the closed or open pile.
- 2Build valid sequences and sets from the cards in hand.
- 3Declare as soon as your hand is fully arranged.
Andar Bahar
Single player table · Under 1 minute
A fast guessing format built around a single joker card and two simple sides to choose from.
How a round plays
- 1One card is revealed as the joker for the round.
- 2Choose the Andar side or the Bahar side.
- 3Cards are dealt until the joker value appears on one side.
Seven Up Down
Single player table · Under 1 minute
Two dice are rolled and you predict whether the total lands above seven, below seven, or exactly on it.
How a round plays
- 1Pick up, down, or exactly seven before the roll.
- 2Two dice are rolled and the total is compared.
- 3The round closes immediately and a new one begins.
Ludo Boards
2-4 players · 6-12 minutes
The classic board race with online opponents, dice rolls and safe squares, played in short mobile-friendly matches.
How a round plays
- 1Roll a six to bring a token onto the board.
- 2Move tokens around the track and avoid opponents.
- 3Bring all four tokens home to finish the board.
Dragon Tiger
Single player table · Under 1 minute
A two card comparison format, one of the quickest table games to learn on a mobile screen.
How a round plays
- 1Two positions are dealt one card each.
- 2Choose the position you expect to be higher, or a tie.
- 3The higher card value decides the round.