Card games from India

On this page you will find card games that come from India or are played there – with rules, origin and how to play. From India: Indian Rummy (13-Card Rummy), Teen Patti, Andar Bahar, Call Break, Kachufol, Twenty-Nine, Seep, Mendikot, and Dehla Pakad. Also widespread: Rang (Court Piece). Typical decks: French-suited deck with jokers, French-suited deck, and French-suited deck, short. You can play all games on this page for free and without signing up, right in your browser.

• Indian Rummy (13-Card Rummy) – Rummy family
• Teen Patti – Comparing/betting game (bluff)
• Andar Bahar – Game of chance/betting game (banking game)
• Call Break – Trick-taking game with bidding (individual)
• Kachufol – Trick-taking game with exact bidding
• Twenty-Nine – Point-trick game (Jass family, partnership)
• Seep – Fishing game with building (houses)
• Mendikot – Trick game (capturing tens)
• Dehla Pakad – Trick game (capturing tens, double trick)

Also popular in India

• Rang (Court Piece) – Trick game with trumps (partnership)