Super Andar Bahar

A live card game by Evolution Gaming

One card, the Joker, is turned. Bet on whether its first match lands on Andar or Bahar, or on how many cards it takes, with random multipliers on those side bets up to 4000x.

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  • • Single 52-card deck
  • • Side bet multipliers up to 4000x
  • • 97.85% top RTP
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Deck 52 cards Shuffled after every round
Best RTP 97.85% An Andar bet
Top payout 4000x Cards 46 to 49 with a multiplier, bet included
Andar wins 51.50% Of rounds, as it gets the first card

Should you play it?

Super Andar Bahar is close to a coin flip with one twist: Andar gets the first card, so it wins a little more often, 51.50% of rounds, and pays 0.9 to 1 to make up for it. Even so, Andar is the best bet in the game at 97.85%, Bahar returns 97.00%, and the ten side bets return no more than Andar while leaning on random multipliers for part of their value.

Play it if

  • You want a simple bet with a return near 98%
  • You like a side bet with a shot at 4000x
  • You want one easy decision per round

Variance profile

Medium. Andar and Bahar win about half the time at about even money, so they swing little. The side bets pay 2 to 1 up to 3999 to 1 and take part of their return from occasional multiplied wins, which makes them far streakier.

Bets and payouts

Andar and Bahar

Andar gets the first card, so it wins slightly more often and pays slightly less.

Bet When it wins Pays RTP Chance per round House edge
Andar The first match lands on Andar 0.9 to 1 97.85% 51.50% 2.15%
Bahar The first match lands on Bahar 1 to 1 97.00% 48.50% 3.00%

Side bets: cards dealt

Count the cards dealt after the Joker, the match included. The first figure is the regular payout; the second is the most a multiplier can raise it to.

Bet Pays Chance per round
Cards 1 to 5 2 to 1, up to 9 to 1 27.11%
Cards 6 to 10 3 to 1, up to 14 to 1 21.70%
Cards 11 to 15 4 to 1, up to 19 to 1 16.90%
Cards 16 to 20 5 to 1, up to 29 to 1 12.70%
Cards 21 to 25 8 to 1, up to 39 to 1 9.10%
Cards 26 to 30 12 to 1, up to 59 to 1 6.10%
Cards 31 to 35 20 to 1, up to 99 to 1 3.70%
Cards 36 to 40 40 to 1, up to 199 to 1 1.90%
Cards 41 to 45 110 to 1, up to 499 to 1 0.6963%
Cards 46 to 49 800 to 1, up to 3999 to 1 0.096%

Each chance is exact: after the Joker, 51 cards remain and 3 of them match its value, and the deck is shuffled every round. The count of cards includes the matching card.

Pays shows the odds on a winning bet, with your stake returned on top. RTP is the share of all money bet that comes back over a very long run; house edge is the rest. Neither predicts a single session.

Where to play Super Andar Bahar

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How Super Andar Bahar works

Super Andar Bahar is Evolution's live version of the traditional Indian card game, dealt from a single 52-card deck in an Indian-themed studio. The dealer turns one card, the Joker, and you bet on whether the first card matching its value lands on Andar (inside) or Bahar (outside).

1 1 Joker

The Joker is dealt

The dealer turns the Joker during betting time. Bet on Andar or Bahar, on how many cards it will take, or both. You can bet before the Joker appears too.

2 1 to 5

Multipliers land

When betting closes, one to five random multipliers are added to the side bet spots for this round.

3 Up to 49 cards

Cards alternate to a match

Cards go to Andar, then Bahar, and so on. The first card matching the Joker's value wins for its side, and the number of cards dealt settles the side bets.

How a round runs

The Joker is dealt while betting is open. When the timer runs out, the multipliers land on the side bets and the dealer starts dealing: the first card to Andar, the second to Bahar, and back and forth from there. The moment a card matches the Joker’s value, its side wins and the round ends. The deck is shuffled before the next round.

Why Andar pays 0.9 to 1

Andar always gets the first card, so it has the first chance at a match and wins 51.50% of rounds to Bahar’s 48.50%. To balance that, a winning Andar bet pays 0.9 to 1: $10 on Andar wins $9, plus your $10 back. Bahar pays 1 to 1.

How the side bets count

Count the cards dealt after the Joker, the matching card included. If the match is the 7th card, Cards 6 to 10 wins, whichever side it landed on. The spots cover five cards each, except the last, Cards 46 to 49: with 48 non-matching cards in the deck, the match can come no later than the 49th card.

What a multiplier changes

Each side bet has two payouts: the regular one and the most a multiplier can raise it to. Cards 46 to 49 pays 800 to 1, or up to 3999 to 1 with a multiplier. With $1 on it and the top multiplier, a match on the 46th to 49th card pays $3,999 plus your $1 back, $4,000 in all. Without a multiplier the same win pays $800 plus your $1. A multiplier only counts for the round it lands in, and only if its spot wins.

The math behind Super Andar Bahar

After the Joker, 51 cards are left and exactly 3 of them match its value. Where those 3 sit in the shuffled deck decides the round, so every chance here is exact.

Andar's first-card edge

Andar gets the 1st, 3rd, 5th card and so on, so it wins 429 rounds in 833. At 0.9 to 1 that returns 97.85%, Evolution's top figure. Bahar wins the other 404 and at 1 to 1 returns 97.00%.

Early matches are the most likely

The very first card matches one round in 17, 5.88% of the time, and the match comes within five cards 27.11% of the time. More than half of all rounds are over by the 11th card.

Side bets pay short at regular odds

Without a multiplier, the side bets return between 76.21% (Cards 16 to 20) and 86.82% (Cards 6 to 10). Evolution puts every bet in the game between 96% and 97.85%, so the multipliers make up the rest.

Official rules: Evolution Super Andar Bahar game rules, checked October 30, 2026. The rules at your casino may show different figures; its in game help is the version that applies to you.

Is there a Super Andar Bahar strategy?

Only one choice matters: which bet you make. The deck is shuffled after every round, so past results, roads and streaks change nothing.

Andar is the best bet

Andar returns 97.85% and Bahar 97.00%. Even at the lower payout, Andar's first-card edge makes it the cheaper side.

Side bets are for the multipliers

No side bet beats Andar's 97.85%. They suit players who want a shot at a big multiplied win, not a better return.

What you can control

Your cost per round

House edge, cheapest first. A shorter bar costs less.

  1. Andar2.15%
  2. Bahar3.00%

Your stake per round

Every chip on Andar, Bahar or a card range is a separate bet. Set a total stake per round before you start.

How long you play

On Andar, play costs about $2.15 for every $100 you bet over time. At the bottom of the game's range, a bet costs up to $4 per $100.

Play for fun, with money you can afford to lose. Set a time and money limit before you start and keep to it. If gambling stops being fun or you feel the urge to chase losses, take a break and get support: see our problem gambling help page.

Full game specifications

🎰 Game specifications

Format
Live card game: cards dealt in turn to Andar and Bahar from one 52-card deck until one matches the Joker
RTP stated by the studio
97.85% (an Andar bet; 96% to 97.85% across the game's bets)
Cards
One 52-card deck, shuffled after every round
Deal order
Andar first, then alternating
Bets
Andar, Bahar and ten side bets on the number of cards dealt
Multipliers
1 to 5 per round, side bets only
Top payout
4000x your bet, stake included

Super Andar Bahar FAQ

Does the Joker's value change the odds?

No. Whatever card the Joker is, exactly three cards of its value are left among the other 51, so Andar, Bahar and every side bet have the same chances each round. The per-Joker win counts on the betting grid only describe past rounds.

Can a round end without a winner?

No. Three cards match the Joker, so a match always comes, at the latest on the 49th card after the Joker. There are no ties and no pushes on Andar or Bahar.

Can I play only the side bets?

Yes. Side bets can be played on their own or next to an Andar or Bahar bet, and you can bet on several card ranges in the same round. Only the range the match falls in wins.

How many side bets get a multiplier?

One to five multipliers each round, chosen at random after betting closes and added to the side bet spots. Andar and Bahar never get one.

What happens if I lose my connection midround?

Your bets stay valid and are settled without you, and the results show in your history when you return. A malfunction voids the round instead, and bets are returned.

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