Blind vs Seen in Teen Patti Master: A Beginner's Guide

One of the first choices in every round is whether to look at your cards. That choice changes how much you bet.

Playing blind

A blind player has not looked at their cards. Their bet equals the current stake, which is half of what a seen player pays.

Playing seen

Once you look at your cards you become a seen player. Your Chaal must be two to four times the current stake, depending on table rules.

Why it matters

Blind play costs less per turn but you are deciding without information. Seen play costs more but lets you judge your hand.

Side Show

Only seen players can ask for a Side Show, which privately compares cards with the previous seen player. The weaker hand must pack.

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