• Indian poker is a game for sophisticated ladies and gentlemen.
• It's a card game where you enjoy conversation, enjoy the tension, imagine your own cards, and be intimidated by the other players' cards.
• The key is to use bluffing, lies, and jokes to have fun and subtly persuade those with strong cards to leave the game.
• If other players have strong cards and you're not confident in your own, the key is to fold immediately (although you could try bluffing with weak cards…)

There are 13 cards: A(ce), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J(ack), Q(ueen), K(ing)

1. When the game starts, each player is dealt one card.
2. Only other players and spectators can see your cards.
3. You can see other players' cards.
4. The game proceeds once everyone has selected one of the following options: Raise, Showdown, or Fold.
5. At the end of the game, the person with the highest card remaining wins.
6. Since none of the cards are the same, there is no way to tie.

• The number of coins to pay at the start of the game.

• The number of coins to pay using @Raise, @Showdown, and @Fold.

• The game automatically starts when the bet reaches the maximum.
• The maximum bet is 10x the bet.

• Cards are dealt to all participants, and the game begins.
• Only the leader can start the game.

• You will pay the current bet in coins and exit the game.
• The last player remaining wins automatically.

• You will pay the current bet in coins and continue the game.
• The current bet will increase by that amount.
• If the maximum bet is reached, the game will automatically proceed.

• You will pay the current bet in coins and continue the game.
• The current bet will increase by that amount.
• The game is decided when all remaining players choose "Showdown".
• If even one player chooses @Raise, there will be no showdown.

• The player who wins the game takes all the coins that have been bet so far.

• The amount you pay will be taken out of your coin balance.