Andar Bahar by Super Spade Games

An absolute hit on the Indian market, for the longest time Andar Bahar was not included in the live dealer portfolios of any content developers. You might say that it is because the European content creators see no demand for the game among their target audience.

But what about the Asia-based content creators? There are plenty of powerful and innovative studios there. And yet, Super Spade Games was the first one to finally include live Andar Bahar into a list of options.

The studio did a great job too. The visuals are in HD, there’s unlimited seating at the table, and the range of bets will allow both high and the low rollers to jump in. Plus, SSG worked out not only one, but two modifications of the game, and is currently delivering it into some of the best online lobbies. Shall we take a closer look at all the juicy details?

What’s Unique About SSG’s Release? 

Super Spade Games delivers two versions of the game – NC and Speed.

Andar Bahar NC plays with a range of stakes between 50 to 2,000 lakhs. Its return to player percentage is 97.85%. The time between the betting rounds is 30 seconds.

In Andar Bahar Speed, the window for placing bets is under 20 seconds, which brings great dynamics to the action and is designed to keep the players on the edge of their seats.

What’s similar for both of these games is SSG always goes for a simple solution. It delivers content that will allow anyone, even a newbie to the live dealer lobby, to easily jump into the action without spending much time figuring out the rules. Andar Bahar is just that – a simple game of chance.

The interface supplied by SSG is HD and full-screen, as well as mobile-friendly and, naturally, instant. You can benefit from unlimited seating at the table, a possibility to zoom in and out during the game, and a set fo modern interactive features.

How to Play Andar Bahar?

The rules of the game are extremely simple. Maybe this is why it’s been one of the most beloved and popular card games of all time?

You play with a deck of 52 cards and place a stake. The dealer draws a card out of the shoe and lays it at the center of the table. This becomes a middle card, or if we’re all about the proper terminology, the Joker. let’s say, the Joker is Queen of hearts.

What’s expected of you is to determine whether the next Queen (of diamonds, spades, or clubs) falls into the left and odd (Andar), or the right and even (row) from the Joker.

The dealer draws cards, one by one, saying Andar or Bahar, and placing the cards left and right of the Joker. The odds of a win are, as you might’ve already guessed, 50/50. But there is a way to make a game even more interesting and rewarding.

Depending on whether the rules allow it, you can also place a side bet before the first card is drawn after the Joker. Try to predict whether the winning card will be of a particular color, suit, rank, or whether it will appear in the first 8 draws, or after the first 8 draws.