X89 Game Guide: Aviator, Dragon Tiger and Indian Quick Games

X89 publishes more useful game detail than most similarly named APK pages. Its current rules cover Aviator Pro, Dragon Tiger, 7 Up 7 Down, Andar Bahar and Teen Patti. These formats can all finish quickly, but they settle in completely different ways.

Aviator Pro: exit before the stop

A multiplier grows from the beginning of the round and can stop without warning. A cash-out counts only when accepted before that event. Auto cash-out can enforce a chosen target; it cannot predict the stopping point. Do not increase the next amount because the previous curve ended early.

Dragon Tiger: compare two ranks

One card goes to Dragon and one to Tiger. X89 states that Ace is low and King high, with an equal rank producing a tie. Suits normally do not break the tie unless the room explicitly says otherwise. The tie is a separate, narrower result rather than protection for both main sides.

7 Up 7 Down: total two dice

Below seven wins Down, above seven wins Up and exactly seven is Lucky 7. The exact-seven choice has a different probability from either broad range, so compare the displayed return instead of assuming all three choices are equal.

Andar Bahar and Teen Patti

Andar Bahar starts with a middle card and deals alternately until its rank is matched. Confirm which side receives the first card. Teen Patti deals three cards and ranks hands such as trail, pure sequence, sequence, colour, pair and high card; blind and seen players may face different contribution levels.

X89 Game FAQ

Does auto cash-out predict Aviator?

No. It only submits an exit at the selected multiplier if the round reaches it.

Where does a dice total of seven settle?

On Lucky 7, not Up or Down.

What decides Andar Bahar?

The side that first receives a card matching the middle card’s rank.