Six games, six different moods. Find your starting point.

Choose by the experience you enjoy

A collection is easier to explore when you know what each game is asking you to do. The IS7 artwork supplied for this site covers six names: Teen Patti, Rummy, Dragon vs Tiger, Andar Bahar, Aviator and 7 Up 7 Down. Their actual availability and rules should be checked in the app.

For card-table familiarity: Teen Patti and Rummy

Teen Patti is associated with three-card hands and hand rankings. Rummy centres on arranging cards into combinations such as sets and sequences. Both names cover variants, so do not assume that a rule learned elsewhere applies unchanged to your selected table.

Look for a help or rules panel before joining. Understand valid actions and how a round ends, and use a free practice option if the provider offers one.

For a simpler premise: Dragon vs Tiger and Andar Bahar

These games are commonly presented around two sides. A simple visual layout can be easy to follow, but it does not remove uncertainty. Read the rules for ties, special outcomes and how choices are settled.

Previous rounds do not guarantee what happens next. Avoid treating a streak or pattern as a promise.

For a different format: Aviator and 7 Up 7 Down

Aviator uses a flight-themed crash format, while 7 Up 7 Down is associated with dice and the number seven. Check the exact mechanics in the app. A changing multiplier or familiar dice total does not provide a reliable prediction of the next outcome.

Make the rules your first stop

For every game, identify the objective, permitted actions and conditions that settle the round. If money is involved, also read the financial terms and set a spending limit before starting. Knowing the interface is useful; it is not a guarantee of success.