If the total number of cards dealt after the Middle Card is odd, then the Andar bet shall win.

However, which side the dealer starts on does not matter. In some versions, the dealer starts on the left side of the Middle Card and in others he randomizes it, based on the color of the Middle Card. The dealer shall alternate placing cards on the left and right of the Middle Card. After bets are made, the dealer will deal cards one at a time until he gets another card matching the rank of the Middle Card.There may also be side bets on the total cards to be dealt after this point, for example the 20+. At this point the player may make an Andar or Bahar wager.This first card is not wild and has nothing to do with the card generally referred to as a 'joker.' I prefer to call this card as the 'Middle Card,' to make explaining the game easier. This first card is sometimes known as the 'joker,' which I know is confusing. If there were side bets based on that card, the dealer shall adjudicate them. The dealer shall deal the first card and place it in the middle of the table.Possible bets are on the rank or suit of the first card. Before the first card is dealt, the players may or may not be able to make side bets on what it will be.There are variations of the rules so I will endearvor to explain how the game is generally played and mention which rules are fundamental to the game and which are optional side bets. Andar Bahar is a simple card game, said to originate in southern India, and has since spread all over India and now Internet casinos.

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