Andar Bahar is an ancient Indian card game, which has been played in various forms for ages. It is believed to have originated in South India, and its simplicity and excitement have made it a cherished pastime across different regions in India. The game traditionally requires a standard deck of cards, and the goal is simple: players bet on which side of the table, teen patti andar bahar (inside) or Bahar (outside), will match the card drawn by the dealer. The game is quick, and the outcomes are mainly based on chance, though players can use methods based on intuition. In its most basic form, the game involves a dealer who lays a card in the middle of the table. Players then place their bets on either the Andar or Bahar side. The dealer continues to draw cards, and once a card of the same rank as the initial card is drawn on either side, the game finishes. The players who placed their bets on the side where the matching card appeared win.