Saket Tirodkar
Saket writes every page on this site. His subject is narrow on purpose: the live Andar Bahar tables a player in India finds in a casino lobby, and what separates them.
Live tables compared
What he covers
- The builds. Evolution's Super Andar Bahar against Ezugi's classic table and its Ultimate version — what each adds to the same deal and where the multipliers sit.
- The odds. Every probability table on the site is his arithmetic from a 52-card deck: three matching cards among the 51 left after the Joker. The working is simple enough to check by hand, and he prefers that readers do.
- The money. What a side bet costs over an evening in rupees, and how the welcome pack treats card tables.
How he works
He reads the studio's own game page and launch material before writing about a table, and marks clearly when a figure comes from a casino's listing instead. Return percentages are given as published, with a reminder to check the table's info panel, because studios adjust tables. He does not write about prediction tools except to explain why the deck makes them useless.