Slot
Andar Bahar
Ezugi
Andar Bahar Live by Ezugi brings one of India’s most popular card games to the live table. A single 52-card deck is used: the dealer reveals a central Joker and players predict which side — Andar or Bahar — will receive the first matching value. Main-bet theoretical RTP is around 97.85% (with a small difference between the two sides). Eight range side bets add depth and payouts up to 120:1. Fast rounds and simple rules.
How the round plays out
The dealer draws the Joker and places it in the centre. Cards are then dealt one by one, alternating between Andar and Bahar, until a card matching the Joker appears. The side that receives the match wins. In the classic version the first card after the Joker goes to Andar, which slightly affects probabilities and payouts.
Main bet: Andar or Bahar
The core wager is simply which side will get the matching card. Because dealing starts on Andar, that side has a marginally higher win probability and therefore a slightly lower payout than Bahar. This is why the two sides do not share an identical RTP, although both sit in the 97–98% theoretical range.
Range Side Bets (1-5 to 41-51)
Eight optional bets predict the card-count range in which the match will occur: 1-5, 6-10, 11-15, 16-25, 26-30, 31-35, 36-40 and 41-51. Longer, rarer ranges pay more — up to 119:1 or 120:1 on the final brackets. These are the high-variance component of the game.
RTP, variance and limits
Main-bet theoretical RTP is approximately 97.85%. Side-bet RTPs typically range from the mid-94% to high-97% area depending on the bracket. RTP is a long-term statistical average, not a session guarantee, and can vary by bet selection and operator version. Table limits usually start around €1 and can reach several hundred euros.
Live experience and player fit
Streamed from a live studio with a real dealer, Andar Bahar combines table atmosphere with very fast rounds and a rule-set that takes seconds to learn. It suits players looking for a near-binary, immediate wager, with the option of high-multiplier side bets for extra excitement. A more direct alternative to baccarat or roulette.
FAQ
How does Andar Bahar by Ezugi work?
The dealer reveals a Joker; cards are dealt alternately to Andar and Bahar until a matching value appears. You win if you correctly predicted the side.
What is the RTP of Andar Bahar?
Main-bet theoretical RTP is around 97.85%; side bets generally fall between 94% and 98%. This is a long-term figure, not a session guarantee.
What is the difference between Andar and Bahar?
In the classic version dealing starts on Andar, giving it a slightly higher win probability and therefore a slightly lower payout.
How do the Range Side Bets work?
They predict the card-count range (1-5 up to 41-51) in which the match will land; longer ranges pay higher, up to 119:1/120:1.
What is the maximum payout?
Up to 120:1 on the longest range side bets; the main bet pays roughly even money with the small Andar/Bahar difference.