IE777 Game Guide: Aviator, Dragon Tiger and Indian Card Rules

IE777’s current catalogue explains Aviator Pro, Dragon Tiger, 7 Up 7 Down, Andar Bahar and Teen Patti. It also names slots, fishing, bingo and other card games, so the first useful step is to identify the rule sheet for the exact room rather than treating the lobby as one game.

Aviator Pro needs an exit decision

The multiplier rises until the round stops. A player must submit an exit before that point for the displayed value to apply. Automatic exit is only an instruction at a chosen level; it cannot make the curve reach that level. Previous curves are a record, not a forecast.

Two simple comparison games

Dragon Tiger deals one card to each named side. IE777 documents Ace as low and King as high, with Tie handled separately. In 7 Up 7 Down, two dice are totalled: below seven, exactly seven or above seven. Check the settlement table because the middle result is not part of Up or Down.

Andar Bahar and Teen Patti

Andar Bahar begins with a middle card and alternates cards between two sides until the same rank appears. Teen Patti uses three-card hands and may offer blind or seen play. Confirm the room’s hand order, limits and show rule before committing.

IE777 Game FAQ

Can recent Aviator rounds reveal the next stop?

No. A history panel does not provide a dependable prediction.

Is a total of seven counted as 7 Up?

No. The published IE777 rules treat exactly seven as Lucky 7.

What should be checked before a card round?

Read the hand ranking, side options, limits and settlement rule shown in that room.