All Games on Master Game

Compare the Four Games

Teen Patti and Rummy are played against people, so your decisions carry most of the weight. Slots and Crash are played against the certified generator with published odds, so the only decisions are the stake and when to stop.

Practice and Private Tables

Practice tables. Every account gets practice chips that refill daily. Practice tables use the same rules, timers and shuffle as real tables, which makes them the right place to learn Muflis, test a Crash target or watch a slot's paytable in action. Practice chips have no cash value.

Private tables. In Master Teen Patti or Master Rummy tap Private, pick the variant and the stake, and the app creates a six-digit code. Share it with up to four friends (five on six-seat Rummy). Private tables use the same generator and limits as public ones and can run on practice chips for a family game night.

How the Lobby Works

• Limits before you sit. Each table card shows the lowest stake, the most one hand or round can cost, and the platform fee.
• One wallet. Add money by UPI or net banking; withdraw to UPI or a bank account after KYC. The balance works in every game.
• State checks. The app reads your state at sign-up and hides any game that is not allowed there. Slots and Crash are restricted in more states than Rummy.
• History. Every hand, deal, spin and round is kept for 90 days and can be reported from the history screen.

Fair Play in Every Game

Shuffles, reel stops and crash points all come from one independently certified random number generator. Teen Patti and Rummy tables are watched for collusion and multiple accounts, and Crash publishes the hash of each round's seed before betting closes. Deposit limits, loss limits, reminders and self-exclusion are on every account; see Responsible Gaming.