1. Start Small, Observe More

• Begin with low-stake tables to reduce risk.
• Watch how other players bet — learn their patterns.

2. Play Blind Strategically

• Playing blind (without seeing cards) adds pressure on opponents.
• It can also build the pot while you risk less — useful in the early game.

3. Know the Card Rankings

• Understand hand strength to avoid poor decisions:
  
  • Trail (Three of a kind)
  • Pure Sequence
  • Sequence
  • Color
  • Pair
  • High Card

4. Don’t Chase Every Hand

• Know when to fold. Don’t try to win every round.
• Save your chips for hands with strong potential.

5. Use the Sideshow Wisely

• Request a Sideshow when you’ve seen your cards and want to compare with the previous player.
• Only use it when you have a moderately strong hand.

6. Read Opponent Behavior

• Aggressive betting from a player who suddenly turns cautious? Probably a bluff.
• Adjust your play based on opponent patterns.

7. Set a Daily Limit

• Decide how much you’re willing to play or lose before you start.
• Stick to it. This protects your bankroll.

8. Use Bonuses & Referrals

• Maximize the ₹3000 signup bonus, daily spins, VIP cards, and referral programs.
• These can add cash without risking your own money.

9. Practice in Free Mode

• Before diving into real-money games, play in practice rooms to sharpen your skills.

10. Avoid Playing When Emotional

• Don’t play when angry, tired, or distracted.
• Emotion-based decisions lead to poor betting and unnecessary losses.