The dealer turns up the joker, one card in the middle. Then cards go one by one to the Andar and Bahar rows; the first card always goes to Andar.
The round ends on the first card of the same rank as the joker (the suit does not matter). The row it falls on wins.
Quick check: an odd number of cards dealt means Andar won, an even number means Bahar won.
Main bets: Andar pays 0.9:1, Bahar pays 1:1.
The side bet is on the number of cards dealt: all cards in both rows count, the winning card too, the joker does not. 1–5 — 3:1, 6–10 — 4:1, 11–15 — 5:1, 16–25 — 4:1, 26–30 — 15:1, 31–35 — 25:1, 36–40 — 50:1, 41+ — 120:1.
The answer is the net win of all winning bets, without the stakes. Example: Andar 120 wins — 108.
Casinos use different tables (sometimes both sides pay 1:1, or the first card goes by the joker colour): the trainer uses this one. On Easy and Medium the winning row and the card count are highlighted; on Hard and Expert you find them yourself.