Blind and seen describe whether you have looked at your cards. They do not describe two different decks.
| Parameter | Blind | Seen |
|---|---|---|
| Cards viewed | No | Yes |
| Same deck | Yes | Yes |
| Changes card rank | No | No |
| Action amount | Room schedule | Room schedule |
| Learning priority | Information limits | Hand category |
FIELD NOTE 01
Identify the information state
A blind player acts without viewing the hand; a seen player has viewed it. Looking at your cards does not alter their ranks.
FIELD NOTE 02
Read the room action schedule
Some rooms use different permitted virtual-credit amounts for blind and seen actions. Use the published schedule rather than copying a number from a different game.
FIELD NOTE 03
Practise with a written example
Start a fictional balance of 300 tokens. Write one room-permitted action and its cost, then calculate the remaining balance. This is arithmetic practice, with no money or exchange value.
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Rules reference: Teen Patti rules . Exact variants and ace conventions remain room-specific.
