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Blind and Seen: what the labels mean

Separate whether cards were viewed from the turn order.

Reference meanings

Blind means the player has not viewed the cards; Seen means the cards have been viewed. In the reference, Seen contributions have a different scale from Blind contributions.

Record the status

Use a separate line for each remaining player. Keep a status change next to the point in the turn record where it occurred.

Avoid an assumption

A player’s name, seat or hand strength does not establish whether the cards were viewed. Ask for the actual status when a procedural question depends on it.

Read the next condition

The Show page explains why the status of the two remaining players matters. Do not apply a rule from another mode without checking its wording.

Read the source

Reference baseline: Pagat’s Teen Patti description. Checked 16 October 2026.

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