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Teen Patti Card Terms and Rummy Distinctions
Precise card language, connected to the game and the example that gives it meaning.
The game comes before the term.
Card terms take their meaning from the game and the declared rule profile. Teen Patti uses a three-card category ladder, while the rummy transfer lessons use runs and sets across a larger hand. This glossary links each term to a focused worked example and keeps shared words attached to the combination system being studied.
- pure sequence
- Teen Patti: three consecutive ranks in one suit. Rummy: a natural same-suit run under the stated grouping profile. Study the example →
- sequence
- Teen Patti: three consecutive ranks with mixed suits under the Hub category profile. Study the example →
- impure sequence
- In the rummy transfer lessons, a sequence completed using a substituting joker. Study the example →
- set
- In the rummy transfer lessons, equal ranks in distinct suits, with the worksheet stating any joker substitution. Study the example →
- joker
- A printed or designated substituting card when the declared variation permits it. Study the example →
- wild
- A role assigned by a variation rule that specifies which substitutions are permitted. Study the example →
- pack
- The familiar fold action that ends participation in the current hand. A card pack also means the deck; read the context. Study the example →
- blind / chaal
- Blind means a concealed personal hand; chaal is familiar usage for a seen participant who has inspected the cards. Study the example →
- show
- The exposed-hand comparison stage, with full-game eligibility and procedures supplied by the declared table rules. Study the example →
- trail
- Three cards of one rank in three suits under the standard Teen Patti profile. Study the example →
- colour
- Three same-suit cards assigned to the separated-rank colour category rather than pure sequence. Study the example →
- kicker
- A rank used after the earlier comparison values match, such as the third card beside an equal pair. Study the example →
One word, two rule systems
An Original Practice Hand is a fixed teaching deal with every relevant card and assumption printed beside the analysis. Reproduce the layout, identify the available information and follow the stated steps. The purpose is a complete explanation you can check from the cards, with free practice points serving only as a local learning counter.
A Teen Patti mixed-suit sequence and a joker-assisted rummy impure sequence use different definitions. The rummy transfer worksheet declares its joker substitution and groups natural cards by suit. Read the full rummy example.