The Rs. 51 bonus is enough to play multiple rounds of Ghost Mode at low-stake tables, but how you manage those chips determines whether you build your balance or burn through it quickly. Here are the most effective approaches for new players:

• Start at minimum-stake Ghost tables. Entry-level Ghost Mode rooms often have buy-ins as low as Rs. 5–10, meaning your 51 bonus covers 5–10 full buy-ins. This gives you enough rounds to learn the ghost card mechanic without exhausting your balance in one session.
• Play blind in early rounds. Blind play costs half the current stake in standard Teen Patti rules. In Ghost Mode, playing blind early preserves chips while keeping you in the pot — useful when you are still learning how ghost cards resolve at showdown.
• Fold more than you think you should. New players often over-call in Ghost Mode because the ghost card creates hope that a weak hand might improve. In practice, disciplined folding — especially with a free bonus at stake — preserves your chip stack for rounds where your base hand is already competitive.
• Chase the ghost card multiplier only with a strong base hand. Many Ghost Mode tables apply a 2x or 3x pot multiplier when the ghost card decides the winner. This is a huge reward — but chasing it with a weak base hand burns chips fast. Wait until you hold at least a pair or a partial sequence before committing heavily to a ghost-card-decided pot.