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Teen Do Panch is a classic game. It has been played in Indian homes for generations — three people round a table, one deck, no board and no pieces. Most people who play it learned it from a parent or a cousin long before they ever saw it on a screen. This is the same game, for when the three of you are not in the same room — with friends, or against the computer.

Teen Do Panch

Three – Two – Five

Beta · free to play

A three-player trick-taking game. Each round one player must win 5 hands, one 3 and one 2 — and tricks only count when you win two in a row. Play with friends by sharing a table link, or fill the third seat with the computer.

Play now Get it on Google Play How to play FAQ

Teen Do Panch on your phone

Use the Android app from Google Play. It is the same game as the browser version — the same login and the same tables.

On a computer, scan the code with your phone camera.

Watch a full game

Two friends and the computer play a whole game in under five minutes, from the lobby to the final result. Hindi or English audio, with subtitles in many languages.

Play the video: a full game of Teen Do Panch

A look at the game

The lobby, offering a solo game or a table with one or two friends
Start on your own, with one friend, or with two.
Choosing the trump suit from the first five cards
The player targeting 5 picks trump from the first five cards.
A player's turn, with playable cards highlighted and one hand still pending
Playable cards glow, and each empty place shows where a card will land.
A played card floating above the table during the undo window
A tapped card floats before it commits — pull it back down.
A player taking four hands after winning twice in a row
Win two hands in a row to take every hand still pending.

What to expect

  • Free, and it stays free. No purchases and no in-game currency. Ads are what pay for it.
  • Play with people you know. Tap “Play with 2 friends”, or “Play with 1 friend” to give the computer the third seat. Share the link, and a friend can take a seat as a guest without making an account.
  • Or on your own. “Play solo” seats two computer players and starts the game at once.
  • Fair by construction. The server deals the cards and checks every move — how the games are built.
  • In beta. Games, scores and history may be reset while the apps are still being built.

Need a hand?

The guide walks through the rules end to end, and the FAQ is searchable if you have one specific question. Anything still unanswered can go to support@325cards.com.