Gorilla Teen Patti

About Gorilla Teen Patti

Gorilla Boy Patti is a popular Indian card game. It is in a group of 4 to 6 people, using standard card groups. Each player gets three cards. Decide how many to start before distributing cards and collecting cards from each player. The starting amount is kept in the center of the table called the pot. Pot money grows as the game progresses and can be won by either player, who stays in the game until the hand is completed according to card ranking, pure order, order, color, pairing, and high cards.

The Junior Patti game, which means "three cards" in English, is a card game that originated in the Indian subcontinent and is popular throughout South Asia.
The game has similarities to the British three-card brag game, influenced by poker.
Junior Patty needs three to six players. Use a 52-card pack, excluding Jokers.
Since this is a gambling card game, the first thing to do is to place a bet, just like rummy or poker. Usually, the first bet must be a fixed amount. This fixed amount can be determined in advance according to the player's wishes.
Each player must place this fixed amount as a bottom bet. Once the bottom bet has been collected, three face-down cards are dealt to each player. The minimum amount of cash is called the start-up amount. The money was collected in a jar and placed in the middle of the table.
Depending on the player's cards, the player may decide to bet or fold further.

Please note that this game is aimed at adult audiences and does not offer the chance to gamble or win real money or prizes. The success of social games does not necessarily mean the success of real money gambling in the future.