Ezugi Andar Bahar: two live tables from one studio, and how they differ
Ezugi, the live studio that brought Andar Bahar to online lobbies before Evolution did, runs two versions under its name. The plain Andar Bahar table is the classic deal with optional side bets on how long the hand runs, paying up to 120 to 1 at the long end. Ultimate Andar Bahar, launched in November 2022, adds random 2x, 3x and 5x multipliers that can land on the main bet itself — up to 125x — and on its eight side bets, up to 500x. If a lobby tile says only "Andar Bahar" with no studio name, it is most often the Ezugi classic.
Live tables compared
What does the classic Ezugi table offer?
The deal is the one you know from home games. The dealer turns the Joker, then deals to Andar and Bahar in turn until a card of the Joker's rank turns up.
- Main bet: Andar or Bahar. Andar pays 0.9 to 1 because it receives the first card; Bahar pays 1 to 1.
- Side bets: on the number of cards dealt before the match, in ranges. You can back a range without a main bet.
- Top side pay: up to 120 to 1, for the longest range — 41 cards or more.
- No multipliers. What the paytable says is what a winning bet pays, every round.
That last point is the reason some players stay on the classic table. A bet of ₹200 on Bahar returns ₹200 profit on a win, every time; there is no round in which it pays more, and none in which the side board lights up and pulls attention away from the hand.
Catalogue listings put this table's return lower than the newer builds, around 94.85%. Listings mix main and side bets, so open the table's info panel before playing — the figure there is the one that applies to the table in front of you.
What changes on Ultimate Andar Bahar?
Ultimate keeps the deal and adds a multiplier draw to every round.
- 1Before the deal, one to three multipliers — 2x, 3x or 5x — are attached to one to three random cards.
- 2When multiplied cards fall on the winning side, the main-bet win grows with them. With three 5x multipliers that is 5 × 5 × 5 = 125x, a pay no classic table offers. Most rounds no multiplier touches the winning side, and the main bet pays its ordinary rate.
- 3The same multipliers also land on one to eight of the eight side bets, which run from Cards 1–5 to Cards 41–51. The side-bet ceiling is 500x.
The listed return on Ultimate is 97.82%, close to Evolution's Super build. The difference is where the excitement sits: on Ultimate it can hit the main bet; on Super Andar Bahar it stays on the side bets. A side-by-side of all three tables is on the home page.
Which Ezugi table suits which player?
| If you… | Sit at |
|---|---|
| bet only Andar or Bahar and want a fixed pay | Andar Bahar (classic) |
| bet only the main hand but like the chance of a bigger win | Ultimate Andar Bahar |
| play mostly the side bets on hand length | Super Andar Bahar (Evolution) or Ultimate |
| play at the lowest stakes the lobby allows | whichever tile shows the lowest minimum today |
On every one of them, a multiplier is paid for out of the base pay of the rounds without one. A table with a 125x ceiling is not a better deal than a table without it; it is the same game with the wins spread differently.
Is there an Ezugi Andar Bahar app to download?
Not from the studio. Ezugi supplies tables to casinos; it does not run an app of its own for players. The many "Andar Bahar" apps in the Play Store are offline coin games with no live dealer, no Ezugi table and no rupee payouts. The live tables open inside a casino's site or app, in its live-casino lobby. On a phone, the browser is enough.
How do you find these tables after registering?
Use the button on this site to register, deposit at the cashier, then open the live-casino section and search "Andar Bahar". Look at the studio name on each tile — Ezugi or Evolution — and at the minimum stake before you sit. Andar Bahar is not among the games named as counting toward the welcome pack's wagering, so plan on playing these tables with your own balance; the pack's details are on the bonus page. 18+ only.
