Seep LIVE - Sweep Card Game

Seep is the North Indian fishing card game that families have played across generations, now at a four-seat table on your phone. Some call it sip, sweep, siv, shiv or seap; the game is the same. Two teams sit opposite, one open floor sits in the middle, and every card you play is a decision: build a house, read your partner, protect your points, or wait for the moment the whole floor is yours. This is a capture card game built on memory, calculation and partnership. Count what has fallen, read what your teammate holds without a word, and clear the table at the right time. Build the house. Read the table. Sweep clean. KEY FEATURES - Two traditions, one table: SEEP 100 from North India and SEEP 30 from Punjab, each with its own scoring, both clearly labeled before the match starts. - ULTISEEP is the full experience, not a third ruleset; every table shows which tradition you play. - Online: a 4 player card game with two fixed partnerships facing each other around one shared floor. - Offline: one player with three local bots, same rules, same scoring. - A strategy card game and memory card game in one: track the 9 to K ranks and every point card still in play. - Legal moves are previewed before they resolve; online, an invalid move shows the reason. GHAR, PUKKA, SEEP, SATTHI Ghar (House): combine two or more cards to a value from 9 to 13. You must keep a matching card in hand, and a house can only be captured whole, by one card of the same value. Pukka (Cemented House): add a second card or group of the same value and the house is locked. A pukka house cannot be broken, though it can still be captured. An ordinary house of your opponent can be broken by raising it to a new value from 9 to 13 with a card from your hand. The Seep: one capture that empties the whole floor. In SEEP 100 a normal sweep scores 50 points; in SEEP 30 it scores the capture value of the card you played. After a sweep, the next player must throw onto an empty floor, and the next big play often starts right there. Satthi: in SEEP 30, a team that captures every one of the 30 points in a single deal scores 60 instead of 30. Sweep bonuses stay separate. HOW THE SCORING WORKS - SEEP 100: every spade counts its face value (91 in total), the other three aces score 1 each, and the ten of diamonds scores 6, for 100 points per deal. A team that scores under 9 in a deal loses the baazi at once. - SEEP 30: the ten of diamonds is worth 12, the nine of spades 9, the two of spades 1, each ace 1, and the team with more cards takes 4. - Baazi: deal results add up as a running lead. Reach a lead of 100 in SEEP 100, or 30 in SEEP 30, to win the baazi. - Each deal opens with a bid from 9 to 13, and play runs counter-clockwise for 12 turns per player. PLAY ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Play Seep online at a full table of four, partners seated opposite, or practice offline against three bots. Both modes keep SEEP 100 and SEEP 30 separate, so scores never mix between traditions. Build a house with a matching card in reserve, then watch the floor for a capture that can turn the baazi. LEADERBOARD & REWARDS At the end of a deal you can see the card-point breakdown and how the running lead of the baazi has moved. Sweeps and Satthi stand out as moments of pure skill. Kaudi are virtual in-game chips. They are used to join tables and are won or lost with the result of each baazi. Earn more with daily rewards and optional rewarded ads, or buy them in the shop (in-app purchases). Kaudi never change the rules or card points. CUSTOMIZE & SOCIAL Set language, sound and offline bot difficulty. Online partnership is about reading the legal plays of your teammate, while every hand stays private, even from your partner. Looking for a seep game download, a team card game or a traditional card game of skill? Take your seat, build ghar, lock pukka and make the sweep they remember.

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