These four cover almost everything a new player needs. Each block starts with how the hand is decided, then explains where the money goes. Keep the lowest stake on the table until the buttons feel automatic.
Baccarat
Two hands are dealt, Player and Banker, and you back one of them or the tie. The side closer to nine wins, and any total above nine drops the tens digit, so fifteen counts as five. A third card is drawn by fixed rules rather than by choice, which means nobody has to make a decision once betting closes.
How you bet. Place chips on Player, Banker or Tie and wait for the timer. Banker wins slightly more often but pays less, because a commission is taken on winning Banker bets. Tie pays the most and lands least. Stick to Player or Banker while you are learning.
Roulette
A ball is spun across a numbered wheel and you bet on where it settles. Inside bets cover exact numbers and their neighbours. Outside bets cover red or black, odd or even, low or high, and the dozens or columns. Inside bets pay more and hit less often; outside bets stretch a balance across many more spins.
How you bet. Lay chips on the on-screen felt while the timer runs. Check the table card for the wheel type, because a single-zero wheel gives you better odds than a double-zero one. Keep most of your stake outside and use one or two inside bets only when you want a bigger swing.
Teen Patti
Three cards each, and the strongest hand takes the pot. Hands run from trail (three of a kind) down through pure sequence, sequence, colour, pair and high card. It is the quickest of the four games and the one where your choices matter most, because the betting continues across several rounds.
How you bet. Players begin blind and pay a boot amount, then either raise or pack. Once you look at your cards you are seen and your stake doubles. A side show lets you compare hands with the player before you. Discipline decides more here than luck does.
Andar Bahar
One card is turned face up as the reference, then the dealer deals to two sides, Andar and Bahar. Whichever side produces the first card matching the reference rank wins. You make exactly one decision, and it happens before the deal starts.
How you bet. Choose a side inside the window and watch the cards run. There is nothing to manage mid-hand, which makes it the simplest table to learn and the easiest one to over-stake. Fix an amount per round and keep it flat.
