Indian Poker

Indian Poker is a Death Match played in sixth, seventh and ninth episodes of first season (Rules of the Game). It was also chosen as one of the 11 Grand Final's Death Matches and was randomly chosen as first episode's Death Match. It's spin-off - Indian Hold'em - is a Death Match played in seventh, tenth and twelth episodes of second season (Rule Breaker).

Rules
Indian Poker is a simple poker game where the player with the higher number takes the pot.

Indian Poker is played with 2 sets of 10 cards from 1 to 10 for a total of 20 cards. The dealer will shuffle the cards and place one card face down in front of both players. The players will not look at their cards, and instead hold it onto their forehead for the other player to see.

After placing the card on your forehead,  each player will pay an ante of 1 chip and betting will begin with the starting player. There is no limit on how many chips you may bet.

There are three options for betting.

The first option is to bet the same amount as your opponent. This will end the betting round and both players' cards will be opened.

The second option is to bet more than the previous bet. In this case, betting will continue and cards won't be revealed.

The third option is to fold. When a player folds, their opponent wins the round automatically. However, if a player folds with a 10, they must pay a penalty of 10 chips to their opponent.

If both players have the same card, the chips from that round will carry on to the next round.

When a player loses all of their chips, the game will end.