Seep Ghar: Sweep Card Game

Seep Ghar is the Indian card game Seep — also spelled Sweep, and known as Siv or Shiv — played the way it is played at home. Four players, two teams, houses on the floor, and the sweep that clears them all.

NO COINS, NO REAL MONEY
Most Seep apps run on coins. This one does not. Seep Ghar is a social taash game: nothing to buy, no coins to top up, and nothing in it is worth anything outside the game. A card game, not a money game.

PLAY SEEP WITH YOUR FRIENDS
Create a private table and share the invite code. Your friends take their seats, and any seat still open when the deal starts is taken by a computer player, so nobody sits waiting. Two to four people at a table. Partners sit across from each other and score together, exactly as at a real baithak.

PRACTISE SEEP AGAINST THE COMPUTER, NO INTERNET NEEDED
Nobody around for a game, or no signal? Deal a practice hand against three computer players whenever you like. Practice runs on your phone, so it works with no internet connection and without an account.

LEARN TO PLAY SEEP IN TWO MINUTES
New to Seep? The illustrated guide inside the app takes you through it in eight short steps:
• the seats — four players in fixed pairs, your partner opposite you
• the deal — four cards face up on the floor, twelve in your hand
• calling your house — naming a value from 9 to 13 that you actually hold
• collecting — play a card and take every floor card of the same value
• building — kachcha (loose) and pukka (sealed) houses
• the sweep — clearing the floor completely
• the points — which cards actually score
• the count — how a deal is won

HOW SEEP IS SCORED
Exactly 100 points sit on the table in every deal, and only seventeen cards carry them:
• every spade scores its own value, ace 1 up to king 13
• the ten of diamonds is worth 6
• the other three aces are worth 1 each
Clear the floor completely in a single play and you score a sweep — a seep — worth 50.

A BAD LINE DOES NOT END YOUR GAME
Signal gone, battery flat, app closed by mistake? Your seat is held while you reconnect, and you drop straight back into the same hand. Stay away too long and a computer player takes the seat so the rest of the table can finish.

IN ENGLISH OR हिंदी
Pick English or हिंदी when you start. The whole app switches — menus, the table, the guide — so you are never reading two languages at once.

WHO IT IS FOR
Seep Ghar is for adults aged 18 and over. Practice needs no account; a free account is needed to play with friends.

Seep, Sweep, Siv, Shiv, sip — whatever it was called at your table, this is that game.