Nice tips：Teen Patti Strategy

Well, Teen Patti is the card game which recently has became very popular in India. you can play it on Facebook, or on Android Phone. Teen Patti is Became very Popular from India and now in South Asia too. Teen Patti is Played by not only the Youth but the People of all ages.You can download it from 9Game.

Pack / Fold
You can throw in the towel at anytime and pack / fold. If you pack, you forfeit all the money you have placed as bet until then.You want to make this move when you believe that your hand is weak and hence you want to cut your losses and preserve your capital by not putting in any more money into the pot.
Play Blind
When you play blind, you have not seen your cards and place your bet by guessing the strength of your hand relative to that of other players.
By playing blind you are conserving your capital as you bet less than Seen players. You are hoping to outlast the other players by staying in the game. Play blind if have an indication that Seen players have a weak hand and are likely to fold. This is a gut feel play most of the time where luck plays a big part. You can keep risks low by placing the smallest bets possible.
Ask for Sideshow
If you have seen your cards, you can ask for a sideshow after placing your bet. Youcan ask for a sideshow with the player who placed the last bet. That player must not be blind for this to be allowed. On asking for a sideshow, you will get to see the other player's cards.You want to make this move when you have a high degree of confidence that your hand is better than the previous bettors.
Play Chaal
You can choose to see your cards at any time and then place a bet upon your turn.
You keep betting if you have confidence in the relative strength of your hand or hope to bluff the other players into folding.
9Game : Teen Patti, sometimes spelled Teen Pathi, means "three cards". It is an Indian gambling game, also known as Flush, and is almost identical to the British game 3 Card Brag. An international 52 card pack is used, cards ranking in the usual order from ace (high) down to two (low). Any reasonable number of players can take part; it is probably best for about 4 to 7 players.