Teen Patti and card rooms
Card rooms focus on three-card hands, table actions and familiar Teen Patti variations. Start here if you already know the hand order.
Rummy rooms
Rummy uses a different objective: organise cards into sequences and sets, then make a valid declaration. Teen Patti hand rankings do not apply.
Slot-style and arcade rooms
These rooms use their own controls and result rules. Read the information shown before starting instead of assuming every icon follows card-game logic.
Why the list can change
Mobile game catalogues are commonly adjusted between app versions. An icon shown on this website describes the existing artwork and may not guarantee current availability inside every installation.
How the thirty-icon wall is organised
The icon wall is a visual catalogue. Similar card art can belong to different table formats, while bright casual icons may represent a completely different control system. Use the category name and room description together.
Card rooms are not interchangeable
Teen Patti compares three-card hands. Andar Bahar follows a centre-card matching format. Rummy builds sequences and sets. A player who knows one category still needs to read the rules of the next.
What to check before opening a room
Look for the game name, objective, action controls, session or table limits, and whether the room is a standard format or a variation. If the objective is not clear, return to the lobby.
Availability and artwork
Icons can remain on a promotional website after an app menu changes. This catalogue describes the site's original assets and helps identify categories; it does not promise that every room is active for every account or location.
A useful way to browse the catalogue
Begin with the game family, not the icon colour. Card tables, Rummy rooms and reel-style casual games each use different objectives and vocabulary. Open the information panel, identify the win condition and locate the exit control before starting.
If two rooms share similar artwork, compare their full names and rule summaries. Promotional labels such as featured or popular describe placement in the lobby; they do not establish quality, availability or a likely result.