Three cards. Endless thrill. Play the classic Indian card game live with friends and players from around the world.
About the game
Pachisa, also known as Flash or Flush, is one of the most loved card games across the Indian subcontinent. Rooted in generations of family gatherings and festival nights, it's a game of nerve, strategy, and a little bit of luck.
Our app brings that same table energy to your phone — live dealers, real opponents, and the same three-card thrill you grew up with, now available anytime you want to play.
Join live tables with thousands of players online, anytime, anywhere.
Certified random-number shuffling keeps every hand honest and unpredictable.
Log in every day for free chips, bonuses, and exclusive table events.
Rules of the game
The goal is simple: build the best three-card hand at the table, and bet with enough confidence to win the pot — whether your hand is truly strong, or your nerve just holds up longer.
Each player is dealt three cards face-down from a standard 52-card deck. No jokers, no wild cards.
Before the deal, every player contributes a fixed boot amount to the pot to keep the game moving.
Play blind without looking at your cards to bet at half stakes, or go seen to check your hand and bet at full stakes.
Taking turns clockwise, call the current stake, raise it, or fold your hand and step out of the round.
Your three cards form a hand — the stronger your combination, the more confidently you can bet.
When only two players remain, request a Show to reveal hands. The best hand takes the entire pot.
From strongest to weakest
Trail / Set
Three cards of the same rank — the strongest hand in the game.
Pure Sequence
Three consecutive cards of the same suit, e.g. 4-5-6 of hearts.
Sequence
Three consecutive cards of mixed suits.
Color
Three cards of the same suit, not in sequence.
Pair
Two cards of the same rank plus one unrelated card.
High Card
No matching combination — the highest single card wins.
Get the app
Download now on the Play Store and join millions of players already at the table.
