Playcard gamesSeep
Indian fishing in partnership, where a clean sweep is worth fifty.
- 4 players
- Standard deck
- Fishing
What Seep is
Also called sweep, and played across northern India in partnerships. A fishing game with an unusually large scoring swing: a clean sweep is worth fifty. Thirteen cards each, a house card of nine or more laid out at the start, and piles built and raised across the table until someone can take them. Spades, aces and the ten of diamonds carry the points, but a single seep outweighs them all, so every capture is also a question of what you leave behind.
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