Deal three cards
Each side receives three cards from a shuffled standard deck. Your cards begin face down.
Explore the familiar three-card game enjoyed at friendly gatherings across Nepal. Learn the hand rankings, discover traditional variations and reveal each card in our interactive, points-only demo.
No account needed • No payments • Play for points
Teen Patti, meaning “three cards”, is a traditional South Asian card game commonly recognized across Nepal and India. It uses a standard 52-card deck, and each player receives three cards.
In Nepal, many people know the game from family get-togethers and festive social occasions, including Tihar. Rules and house traditions can vary between groups. This website focuses on the card combinations and a friendly, non-monetary demo.
Each side receives three cards from a shuffled standard deck. Your cards begin face down.
Tap to reveal your cards individually with a slow flip and peel animation. Build suspense with each reveal.
After your final reveal, the computer unveils its cards. The stronger ranked hand wins points.
From strongest to weakest in the standard ranking system. Some local variants use different rules.
Three cards of the same rank, such as A A A.
Three consecutive cards of the same suit.
Three consecutive ranks, with mixed suits.
Three cards of the same suit, not consecutive.
Two cards of the same rank.
No other combination; compare the highest cards.
Card games are a familiar part of many social celebrations in Nepal. Teen Patti is often associated with the festive season, especially Tihar, when friends and relatives gather.
Players may call hands by English or local names, and household rules can differ. New players can start by recognizing the six basic combinations and practicing with a digital deck.
Our online demo uses fictional points and computer-controlled rounds, so you can focus on learning the cards and enjoying the reveal effects.
Uncover your hand slowly with cinematic animations.
Enjoy the card table on a phone, tablet or desktop.
Play against the computer without signing in.
Teen Patti means “three cards”. Each participant receives three cards from a standard deck.
It is a recognizable card game in Nepal and is often associated with social gatherings and festivals such as Tihar.
The game uses a standard 52-card deck without jokers in its basic form. Each player receives three cards.
A trail, also called a trio, is generally the strongest category in standard Teen Patti.
Yes. Our points-only demo is responsive and works in modern mobile browsers.
No. The demo is free to use, with fictional points only.
Discover the classic game with a suspenseful card-by-card demo.