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Indian card game apps for Android
Indian card game apps for Android, all free on Google Play. Teen Patti apps, rummy apps, Andar Bahar, Call Break, Dragon Tiger and Blackjack — no purchases, no sign-up, and each one plays the rules this site documents. New games are added as they launch. These are offline card games — every one runs without a connection once installed, which the real-money apps cannot offer. If you want online card games instead, the comparison pages set out what each listing declares. Start with the Raja Teen Patti page or the rummy download page. If you are looking for a playing card game download, free card games download or the best free card game app for Android, every one here is free with nothing to buy.
What these are. Straightforward implementations of the rules on this site, so you can practise a game while you are learning it.
Every one is free to download and free to play.
Teen Patti apps
Read the Teen Patti rules first if you are new to the game.
Rummy apps
Two rummy apps here, and the wider field is set out in top rummy apps compared on their listings.
Read the Rummy rules first if you are new to the game.
Andar Bahar apps
Read the Andar Bahar rules first if you are new to the game.
Call Break apps
Read the Call Break rules first if you are new to the game.
Dragon Tiger apps
Read the Dragon Tiger rules first if you are new to the game.
Blackjack apps
Read the Blackjack rules first if you are new to the game.
Six free Android card games, all on Google Play — Teen Patti, Rummy, Andar Bahar, Call Break, Dragon Tiger and Blackjack. None involves real money. No deposits, no withdrawals, no cash prizes and no in-app purchases, and each one works offline once installed.
Common questions
Do your games involve real money?
No. Every game we publish is free and single player. There are no cash prizes, no deposits, no withdrawals and no items of monetary value.
Which games do you publish?
Teen Patti, Indian Rummy, Andar Bahar, Call Break, Dragon Tiger and Blackjack — the same games documented on this site.
Are your card games free to download?
Yes. Every game is free on Google Play with no purchase required to play any part of it.
Where can I learn the rules first?
Every game has a full rules page on this site, with hand rankings or scoring, a glossary of table terms and the regional variations.
Which of your games is best for a beginner?
Andar Bahar Royale, because a round involves a single choice and finishes in under a minute. Teen Patti Alpha Teen Patti is the next step once you want hand rankings to learn.
Do your games work on older Android phones?
The two are lightweight single-player card games with no server component, so they run on most devices from the last several years.
How do you download our card games?
Every game is on Google Play. Open the game you want on this page and use the Google Play link — the store handles the install. There is no APK to find and nothing to sign up for.
Where can you download these Android card games?
Google Play only. We do not publish these games on any APK site, so a copy found elsewhere is not ours and may have been modified.
Do you need an APK to install these games?
No. They are all on Google Play, which installs them for you. Sideloading an APK from a third-party site means installing a build nobody has checked, and it is unnecessary when the official listing exists.
Are these games available on the Play Store?
Yes, every one — Teen Patti, Rummy, Andar Bahar, Call Break, Dragon Tiger and Blackjack. Each is free, with nothing to buy.
Keep reading
- Jhandi Munda Club — our free six-dice game
- Baccarat: Classic Card Game — free Punto Banco
- Teen Patti apps compared on what the listings say
- Which card game should you play? A guide to our games
- Teen Patti hand rankings — all six hands with examples
- Call Break — bidding, trick play and scoring
- About Taash Khel
References
- Indian card games at Pagat, the regional card-game index