Seep by Octro- Sweep Card Game

Seep, also known as Sweep or Shiv, is a card game popular in India, Pakistan, and other Asian countries. It is played between 2-4 players, with fixed partnerships in 4 player mode. The aim of the game is to capture cards worth points from a layout on the table, with the game ending when one team has a lead of at least 100 points over the other team. The scoring value of captured cards is counted at the end of the game.

1. Seep, also known as Sweep, Shiv, or Siv, is a classic Indian Tash game played between 2 or 4 players.
2. The game is popular in India, Pakistan, and a few other Asian countries.
3. In 4 player mode, the game is played in fixed partnerships of two with partners sitting opposite one another.
4. The aim of the game is to capture cards worth points from a layout on the table, with the game ending when one team has a lead of at least 100 points over the other team.
5. Players can decide in advance how many games (baazis) they want to play, and the scoring value of captured cards is counted at the end of the seep round.

* Seep
* Sweep
* Shiv
* Siv
* Tash
* India
* Pakistan
* Asian countries
* 4 player mode
* fixed partnerships
* points
* baazi
* scoring
* captured cards
* Spade cards

Seep, also popularly known as Sweep, Shiv, or Siv, is a classic Indian Tash game played between 2 or 4 players. Seep is quite popular in India, Pakistan, and few other Asian countries.

In 4 player mode, Seep is played in fixed partnerships of two with partners sitting opposite one another.

The aim of the Seep Tash game is to capture cards worth points from a layout on the table (also known as the floor). The game ends when one team has accumulated a lead of at least 100 points over the other team (this is called a baazi). Players can decide in advance how many games (baazis) they want to play.

At the end of the seep round, the scoring value of the captured cards is counted:

– All cards of the Spade suit have point values corresponding to their capture value (from the king, worth 13, down to the ace, worth 1)

– The aces of the other three suits are also worth 1 point each

– The ten of diamonds is worth 6 points

Only these 17 cards have a scoring value – all other captured cards are worthless. The total scoring value of all the cards in the pack is 100 points.

Players can also score for a seep, which occurs when a player captures all the cards from the layout, leaving the table empty. Normally a seep is worth 50 points, but a seep made on the very first play is worth only 25 points, and a seep made on the last play is worth no points at all.

Seep is very similar to the Italian game Scopone or Scopa.

For rules and other information, check out http://seep.octro.com/.

The game is also available on iPhone.