Get help with Chautari and its first game, Nepali Marriage, on iPhone and iPad.
Frequently asked questions
Choose Marriage from Chautari’s game library. Pick two to five players and tap Take a seat to play with computer opponents. The lobby also includes rules, completed rounds, and online play. Use All games to return to the library.
Solo Marriage works offline. Leave a solo table to save it, then choose Continue your table in the Marriage lobby. Starting a fresh table replaces the current solo round. Removing the app deletes local game data.
Open Play online, choose a table size, and create a room code. Share the code before joining. Every player must use the same code and join the room, keeping matchmaking open until all seats fill. These codes bring players together through Game Center matchmaking; they do not create a persistent server room.
Online play needs a connection, a signed-in Game Center account, and enough players using the same code. Check Game Center in your device’s Settings, keep matchmaking open, and ask everyone to check their code. If the app reports a Game Center configuration error or fails repeatedly, contact support with the exact message and app version.
Choose How to play in the Marriage lobby or the help button at the table. The guide covers pure sequences, dublee pairs, tiplu, maal, finishing, and points settlement. Play uses points only, with no cash wagers or prizes.
Email contact@k2gllc.online with your device model, iOS version, Chautari version, and the steps that caused the issue. Screenshots and the exact error message help. Never send account passwords or other sensitive information.