Why Ezugi matters to Indian players
Ezugi was founded in 2012 as a live dealer studio and made a name by building tables for markets the big European studios overlooked. India was the obvious one. Where others offered roulette with an English croupier, Ezugi offered Andar Bahar with a dealer who knew the game from home. In 2019 it was bought by Evolution, but it kept its own brand and its focus on regional games.
If you have played live Teen Patti or live Andar Bahar at an Indian-facing casino, there’s a strong chance the table carried Ezugi’s logo.
The Indian line-up
| Game | In a sentence | Our guide |
|---|---|---|
| Andar Bahar | A joker card, then cards dealt left and right until one matches | Andar Bahar online |
| Teen Patti | Three-card hands, the classic Diwali card game, as a banked table | Teen Patti online |
| 32 Cards | Four hands starting at 8, 9, 10 and 11, one card each | 32 Cards |
| Lucky 7 | Bet on whether the card is below, above or exactly seven | (covered below) |
| Dragon Tiger | One card each, higher wins | Dragon Tiger |
Banked games, not player-versus-player
One point confuses new players. At home, Teen Patti is played against the other players at the table, with blind and seen bets and a pot. On an Ezugi table you bet against the house on which hand wins, at fixed odds. That makes it faster and simpler, and it means there is no bluffing and no skill edge to be had. The house edge is set by the payout table, which you can read in the help panel.
Our Teen Patti rules and variants page explains the differences between the home game and the banked versions.
Lucky 7, briefly
A single card is drawn. You bet on it being below seven, above seven, or exactly seven, with extra bets on colour or suit on many tables. The seven bet pays much more because it happens much less. As with 7 Up 7 Down, the honest way to judge the table is to multiply the chance of each outcome by what it pays, and see how far below one you land.
Tips for Ezugi tables
- Watch three or four rounds before betting to learn the betting window and the dealer’s pace.
- Check the table limits: Indian tables often start low, which suits small budgets.
- Stick to one bet type per session; switching after each loss only adds noise.
- On mobile, turn the phone sideways for a bigger view of the cards.
What a good Indian table looks like
Not every Andar Bahar or Teen Patti stream is equal. A good table shows the cards large enough to read on a small phone, keeps the betting window long enough for a slower connection, and lists its payouts and limits one tap from the video. If a table hides its payout panel or runs rounds so fast that you miss bets on 4G, move to another. There’s nearly always a second table of the same game in the lobby.
Where to look for Indian live tables
Indian tables usually sit under a dedicated filter in the live lobby. The studios and tables on show change, so open the live section at the five below and filter by Indian games or by studio.
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The live floor comes first on its front page, so you see what’s being dealt straight away; the app installs from the site.
Where Ezugi fits in the bigger picture
Ezugi is not the only studio dealing Indian games any more; Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live have their own versions. But it was early, it is still widely carried, and its tables set the pattern others followed. For a wider view of live studios, read our live studios guide and the studios hub.
Frequently asked questions
What is Ezugi?
Ezugi is a live dealer studio founded in 2012 and owned by Evolution since 2019. It is known for Indian tables such as Andar Bahar, Teen Patti and 32 Cards.
Is Ezugi Teen Patti the same as home Teen Patti?
No. Ezugi’s version is a banked game where you bet against the house on which hand wins at fixed odds. There is no pot and no bluffing.
Which Indian games does Ezugi offer?
Its line-up includes Andar Bahar, Teen Patti, 32 Cards, Lucky 7 and Dragon Tiger, though each casino chooses which tables to carry.
Are Ezugi side bets worth it?
They add variety but usually carry a higher house edge than the main bet. Use them sparingly if you want your budget to last.
Can I play Ezugi tables on my phone?
Yes. The tables stream to mobile; turning the phone sideways gives a larger view of the cards.