What is Lucky 7 and how does it pay?

Lucky 7 is an Ezugi live game played with eight decks. One card is drawn each round and you bet on 7 UP, 7 DOWN or Lucky 7. Ezugi says Lucky 7 pays 11:1. By our calculation a 7 comes up with probability 1 in 13, so that bet returns 92.31% over the long run, a house edge of 7.69%.

Cricket War is Ezugi's cricket-themed two-card game. One card goes to the Bowler and one to the Batsman, and you bet on which gets the higher card or whether they tie. If both cards share the same rank and suit, the round ends in a Suited Tie.

What is the difference between Andar Bahar and Ultimate Andar Bahar?

Ultimate Andar Bahar adds random multipliers. Ezugi's launch news says 2x, 3x and 5x multipliers can hit one to three cards in the base game, making up to 125x possible on the main bet, and one to eight side bets, with up to 500x on side bets.

Does Ezugi publish RTPs for these games?

Not on the public game pages we checked. Ezugi's games listing page currently shows placeholder figures, so we have not used them. The in-game Help screen at your casino is the reliable place to check RTP and payouts.

Ezugi Indian Live Games Guide: Rules, Strategy & Where to Play

Q: How do you play 32 Cards?

32 Cards uses a 32-card deck with card values from 6 to 13. Ezugi's game page says the aim is to predict which Player will win by having the highest card total. The number of players and the payouts are shown in the game's Help screen.

Ezugi has been part of the Evolution group since 2018, and it has built a sizeable set of live games specifically for Indian players. Its “Indian Games” range now covers more than Teen Patti and Andar Bahar. It includes a 7 Up 7 Down style card game, a cricket version of Casino War, a 32-card total game and several cricket-themed roulette tables.

This guide goes through Ezugi’s India-focused live tables one by one, using what Ezugi and the Evolution games site publish. Where the rules are clear enough, we add our own calculation of the odds. For the two biggest games, see our dedicated guides to Andar Bahar, Andar Bahar variants, Teen Patti and Teen Patti variants.

Ezugi’s Indian line-up at a glance

Game	Type	Key facts (per Ezugi / Evolution)
Lucky 7	Hi-Lo card game	8 decks, one card a round; Lucky 7 pays 11:1
32 Cards	Card total game	32-card deck, values 6 to 13
Cricket War	Two-card duel	Bowler vs Batsman, tie and Suited Tie
Andar Bahar	Card game	Eight side bets on cards dealt before a match
Ultimate Andar Bahar	Card game with multipliers	Up to 125x main bet, up to 500x side bets
Casino Marina Andar Bahar	Card game	Andar Bahar with eight side bets
Teen Patti 3 Card	Three-card poker vs dealer	Queen High qualifier, side bets up to 1000:1
Bet on Teen Patti	Bet on Player A or B	Also called 20-20 Teen Patti
One Day Teen Patti Classic	Exchange-style Teen Patti	Back and lay betting slip
Speed Cricket Baccarat	Baccarat	Cricket theme, shorter betting time
Cricket Auto Roulette / Cricket Ball Roulette	Roulette	Cricket-themed backdrops
EZ Dealer Roulette Hindi	RNG roulette with video	Pre-recorded footage plus certified RNG

Lucky 7

Ezugi describes Lucky 7 as “a popular Indian card game — fast-paced, simple, and thrilling”. Many Indian players will know the idea as 7 Up 7 Down.

How it works, per Ezugi:

The game is played with eight decks.
Each round, a single card is drawn.
You bet on 7 UP, 7 DOWN or Lucky 7.
Lucky 7 pays 11:1.
Side bets let you predict whether the card will be Red, Black, Odd or Even. Ezugi’s own page lists these four side bets. The Evolution games site page describes “two side game bets”, probably counting Red/Black and Odd/Even as two pairs.

Ezugi does not publish the 7 UP and 7 DOWN payouts, or exactly how a 7 and the Ace are treated on each bet, on the pages we checked.

Our calculation: the Lucky 7 bet

Eight decks contain 416 cards, 32 of them sevens. The chance of a 7 is 32 ÷ 416 = 1 in 13 (7.69%). The eight-deck shoe does not change this ratio.

At 11:1, a ₹100 Lucky 7 bet returns ₹1,200 (your ₹100 plus ₹1,100 winnings) one time in 13, and nothing the other 12 times. The long-run return is 1,200 ÷ 1,300 = 92.31%, a house edge of 7.69%. Averaged over a freshly shuffled shoe, every card position has the same 1-in-13 chance of being a 7.

Our calculation: 7 UP and 7 DOWN

If the Ace counts low (as 1), six ranks are above 7 (8 to K) and six are below (A to 6). Each side then wins with probability 24 ÷ 52 = 6 in 13 (46.15%), and a 7 means neither wins. If a table counts the Ace high, the split changes to seven ranks above and five below. That is why the Help screen’s definition matters.

32 Cards

The Evolution games site describes 32 Cards as “an exciting, fast-paced, nerve tingling card game from Ezugi with its roots embedded in the Indian subcontinent”.

How it works: the game uses a deck of 32 cards with values from 6 to 13, which is eight values in four suits. The aim is to “predict which Player will win, by having the highest cards total”.

Ezugi’s public pages do not list how many player positions there are, how many cards each receives, how ties are resolved or what each bet pays. Open the Help screen before betting. With a short, high-value deck the totals bunch closely together, so small rule details make a real difference.

Cricket War

Cricket War is Ezugi’s cricket version of a classic duel. The Evolution games site calls it a “simple and fast-paced two-card game, based on the hugely popular Dragon Tiger concept”. Ezugi’s own page and launch news describe it as “inspired by the globally popular Casino War concept”.

How it works:

Two cards are dealt: one to the Bowler and one to the Batsman.
You bet on which one gets the higher card, or on a tie.
If both cards are of equal suit and rank, the round ends in a Suited Tie.

Ezugi launched the game on 22 October 2021 with a cricket-ground table felt, a sports-arena setting and dealer uniforms. Players can see live betting statistics and bead roads. Remember that these show past results only. Each new deal is independent.

Ezugi does not publish the number of decks or the payouts for the tie and Suited Tie on the pages we checked. Because a Suited Tie needs two identical cards, it can only happen when more than one deck is in use. Our Dragon Tiger guide and Dragon Tiger odds explained show how deck count affects tie odds in this kind of game.

Andar Bahar and Ultimate Andar Bahar

Ezugi’s classic Andar Bahar asks you to guess whether a card matching the Joker will land on the Andar or the Bahar side. It has eight side bets on how many cards are dealt before the match. The Casino Marina Andar Bahar table uses the same description. The basics are in our Andar Bahar guide.

Ultimate Andar Bahar, launched on 24 November 2022, adds multipliers. According to Ezugi’s launch news:

Each round, one to three multipliers (2x, 3x and 5x) can hit one to three random cards in the base game, making it possible to win up to 125x on the main bet.
Multipliers of the same values also hit between one and eight side bets, with wins of up to 500x.
The side bets cover ranges such as ‘Cards 1–5’, ‘Cards 6–10’ and so on, through to ‘Cards 41–51’.

Multipliers make a few results pay much more. Ezugi does not publish the base payouts for either table on its public pages, so compare the two in each game’s Help screen before you choose.

Teen Patti tables

Ezugi runs three Teen Patti formats, which we compare in detail in our Teen Patti variants guide:

Teen Patti 3 Card: you play against the dealer, who needs Queen High to qualify. Main game payouts are 1:1 to 5:1, with a Pair or Better side bet up to 100:1 and a 3+3 Bonus up to 1000:1.
Bet on Teen Patti (20-20 Teen Patti): you predict whether Player A or Player B will have the stronger hand.
One Day Teen Patti Classic: exchange-style back and lay betting through a betting slip.

Cricket-themed roulette and Hindi tables

Ezugi also adds an Indian flavour to roulette:

Cricket Auto Roulette: automated roulette with a cricket-themed backdrop. Voiceovers are available in eight languages, including Hindi.
Cricket Ball Roulette: the same gameplay as Ezugi’s Auto Claw Roulette, a mechanical claw-style wheel, with a cricket theme.
EZ Dealer Roulette Hindi: a hybrid that uses pre-recorded European Roulette footage with a certified RNG. It has no live dealer, but it has the look of one. Ezugi offers it in several languages, including Hindi.
Speed Cricket Baccarat: baccarat with a cricket theme and a shorter betting time for faster play.

Standard single-zero roulette maths applies to the European-style tables. Our roulette bets explained guide covers every bet. Ezugi’s newer Arcade Roulette and Big Cock Knockout are covered in our Ezugi autumn 2026 news.

A note on RTP figures

Ezugi’s “Our Games” page (ezugi.com/games) currently shows the same figures on every game card (for example “RTP: 30%” and identical bet limits). These are clearly placeholder values, so we have not used them. None of the individual Ezugi game pages we checked state a real RTP. Always check the Help or Rules screen inside the game at your casino.

Choosing a table

Fastest decisions: Lucky 7 and Cricket War. One card or two, and the round is over.
Big-multiplier potential: Ultimate Andar Bahar, with up to 500x on side bets.
A decision every round: Teen Patti 3 Card, where you choose to Play or Fold.
Familiar casino game, Indian theme: Cricket Auto Roulette or Speed Cricket Baccarat.

Before you play

Ezugi’s Indian tables are built for speed. That is part of the fun, but it also means a budget can disappear quickly. Decide your limit before the first round, keep long-shot bets like Lucky 7 and side bets small, and ignore streaks on the statistics board. Our live casino guide for India covers table etiquette and bet limits. Our casino reviews show which sites list Ezugi among their providers. For support, see our responsible gambling page.

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