• The bidding player with four cards must bid for a rank from 9-13 based on the cards in hand.
• Once the player bids a rank, the four cards on the table are faced up.
• After viewing the cards, the bidding player can build, capture, or throw by playing the bid rank.

A player must build, capture, or throw a card in each round.

Build:

• A player can play a card from hand and select loose cards from the table in a way that adds up to the bidding rank.

Capture:

• The same rank card can be captured using the bidding rank card.
• Players can capture by playing a card from hand and selecting loose cards from the table in a way that adds up to the bidding rank.

Throw:

• A player can play a card from hand and select loose cards from the table in a way that adds up to the bidding rank.

Building a house is only possible when the player has a spare card of the particular rank. A player can either Create, Break, or Add to a house and become the house owner.

Create

• Players can create a house by playing cards in hand and using loose cards on the table.
• A player must select all the combinations of the house they want to form from the table while creating a house.
• Players cannot create a house using only loose cards from the table.

Break

Converting an ordinary house to a cemented one:

• Players can break any ordinary house by playing a card from hand to create a new house.
• Players can use only cards of rank A-4 to break a house.
• A loose card cannot break a house.
• A cemented house can never be broken down.

Add

Converting an ordinary house to a cemented one:

• Players can cement a house by adding a single or combination of cards that sum up to the particular house rank by selecting loose cards from the table and playing a hand card.
• Players can also add a card to a cemented house by playing a card and selecting loose cards from the floor.

Guides

An owner must have at least one spare card of the rank equal to their house.

The owner:

• can only use this spare card to capture the house.
• cannot build other houses using that card.
• cannot throw that card.
• can use the spare card to build or throw only when the house gets captured by others.

*An owner can never break their own house.

There can be two owners of a house, each from two different teams.

The house belongs to player 1 and player 4

A player can add to the house if his teammate owns the house.

The house belongs to player 3

Capturing cards is the most prominent aspect to win.

A player can capture

• A single card
• Group of cards
• A house

If a player sweeps (captures all the cards on the table), it makes the team earn sweep points.

Capturing single card

A hand card of the same rank as a loose card can capture a single card.

Capturing group of cards

A hand card of the same rank as a loose card can capture a single card.

The player must also select loose cards whose combinations add up to the same rank.

Capturing a House

A player can capture a house by same rank as the house.

The player must also select loose cards whose combinations add up to the same house rank.

Guide

A player can never use a different rank card to capture a house.

When building and capturing does not seem possible, the player must throw a card.

Guides

Player cannot throw a card that equals a sum of cards from the loose cards.

A player cannot throw a card that equals the rank on the table.

There are two game modes in Seep card game.

Rounds

The game consists of a specific number of rounds. The team with the highest points at the end of specified rounds wins the game.

Baazi

The game is played for a specified number of points (50,100 or more). When the difference between the team points exceeds the specified points, the leading team wins.