Reading game specifications
Separate published labels from confirmed rules.
ANDAR BAHAR
Indian card play with ANDAR and BAHAR sides on an oval table.
GAME PROFILE
Indian card play with ANDAR and BAHAR sides on an oval table.
- Provider
- JILI
- Category
- Table & Card
- Coverage
- Provider descriptions and artwork context
- Evidence scope
- Product profile
Two named sides
ANDAR BAHAR is JILI’s provider ID 79, listed under the “Table and Card” type and filed here as Table & Card. The provider calls it both classic Indian poker and special Indian poker, centring its description on the choice of ANDAR or BAHAR. Those two names also organise the visible table, making the wording in the listing easy to connect with the gallery. This profile retains the provider’s terminology while keeping the short description separate from a complete explanation of dealing and settlement.
The provider’s comparison
JILI describes the game as an Indian version of “Tiger&Dragon”. That phrase is the provider’s comparison, not a basis for importing another card game’s rules into ANDAR BAHAR. The feature field itself asks “ANDAR or BAHAR ?”, reinforcing the two-sided choice rather than supplying a separate bonus procedure. The description does not spell out the card sequence, what resolves the choice, or how every visible table option works. Reading its broad Indian-poker framing together with the table images gives a clearer identification than treating the comparison as a rulebook.
An oval table and result screens
The gallery opens with a dimly lit oval table and includes title art of a long-haired woman in red holding cards. Gameplay images show an oval table with a red ANDAR side, a blue BAHAR side and a dealer at the top. One screen carries the large “Game Start” overlay, while others place face-up cards in the centre and player portraits around the lower edge. Result examples display “Bahar wins” and separate WIN callouts near player positions. These are selected interface states, so a pictured result should not be read as a prediction for a later round. Our illustration shows a woman with long strawberry-blonde hair in red holding one face-down card beside a two-sided red felt table. Illustration based on official game artwork; not a gameplay capture.
Match the table to ID 79
Check the uppercase ANDAR BAHAR title and ID 79 together, then compare the two side labels and oval-table layout. Remember that the provider’s “Table and Card” wording appears as Table & Card in this site’s category field. The related Indian card profiles AK47 and Teen Patti provide further catalogue context without establishing equivalent rules.
What remains unconfirmed
The full dealing order, settlement conditions and meaning of every secondary control remain unconfirmed in this evidence set.
Play responsibly
For adults only, where gambling is legal for you; legal age and rules depend on where you live. No outcome or profit is guaranteed. Set time and money limits, and use self-exclusion or local support services if play stops being fun.
Visual identity
A woman with long strawberry-blonde hair in red holds a face-down card beside a two-sided red felt table.
Reading checklist
Compare title, edition label, feature names and the matching rules screen.
References
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