Quick answer
Teen Patti, Andar Bahar, Dragon Tiger, Rummy, 7Up 7Down, and Jhandi Munda are card or dice games with the rules on their own pages. Ludo is the common four-piece board. Aviator is a rising multiplier. Mines and Chicken Road are separate short rounds. You pick a game by the rule you understand, not by a shared cash figure.
Card and dice games
These rounds use a deck, two numbered dice, or six symbol dice. The winner is a hand, a matching rank, a dice total, or a count of matching faces. They do not crash at 1.00x. They do not use a mine grid. Ludo moves pieces and does not score a hand.
Crash-style games
Aviator pays the stake times the multiplier if you cash out in time. Mines ends on a mine or a cash-out. Chicken Road ends on a miss or a cash-out. Past rounds do not set the next one. This preview prints no payout percent for them.
Rules do not carry over
A pure sequence is Rummy. A flush is Teen Patti. A tie in Dragon Tiger is equal rank, and a suit does not break it. A flag on Jhandi Munda is not a Teen Patti suit. None of those words scores Aviator. An Aviator auto cash-out example does not set a Teen Patti stake or a Ludo roll.
Not a fantasy contest
come.apk opens a fantasy channel. This page does not print that channel's contest rules. The file check is the version table on the download page.
Questions
Can one download include both?
This preview serves one file, come.apk. These game notes are not extra APKs, and they are not odds measured from that file.
Which should I open first?
The one whose rule you can restate. The pages under Games are there for that.
Does a welcome amount change the rules?
This preview does not list a welcome amount. A bonus line would not change a hand rank or a crash.