Rules of Card Game:
Seep or Sweep

This article tells you how to play Sweep along with game strategy and everything. Sweep (or Seep) is a fishing card game played with 52-card pack without jokers. The game is played by 4-players or 2-players. You can play sweep with any of your Facebook friend and player from around the world. You may play as Guest or you may login using your Facebook account. As a Guest-login you can’t play with any of your friend; you can play with other players.

The aim of the Sweep game is to capture cards that have point values. The total point value is 100 as under:

1. All cards of spades have point values equal to their capture value (from king worth 13 down to ace worth 1 point).
2. Each ace is worth 1 and
3. 10 of diamonds in worth 6 points.

Thus only 17 cards – 13 cards of spade, 3 aces of other suits and ten of diamond has point values, while all other cards have nil point value.

Pukka House

On a breakable house of 9 to 12 if you add another card or cards with sum equal to the capture value of the house, you have an unbreakable house. For example, on a house of 11, if you put a jack or two or more cards with sum equal to 11, you have an unbreakable house. Such a house cannot be broken. The unbreakable house of 11 cannot be converted into a house of 12 or 13.

Sweep Bajji

In a normal sweep game, players play one game at a time. After the completion of the game, winner is decided.

In the other form of the game, there is a concept of Baazi - that is, you continue playing the opponent until the difference is 100 points or more. Only when the difference is 100 points or more, then the winner is declared.

Concept of Virtual Currency: Chips

In Octro Seep game, you play the game to win chips, which is virtual currency or virtual money. The chips you lose or win have no value in real money. At times, you may “earn” or “buy or purchase” virtual currency and virtual in-game items. These virtual currency and items do not refer to any credit balance of real currency or its equivalent.

In the Octro Seep game, for each game, there is a boot amount. The minimum boot amount in Octro Seep game is 100 chips. At the start of the game, each team puts 100 chips in the pot. At the end of the game, the losing team loses the boot amount (say 100 chips) plus chips equivalent to the points it loses. The winning team wins these chips. For example, in a game if winning team collects 65 points and losing team collects 35 points, then the difference is 30 points. On the Seep game table, click the icon (i) to find out chips equivalent of 1 point. Let us assume a point is worth 5 chips. Then a loss of 30 points is worth 150 chips.

How Sweep is played (Two Players Mode)?

Take the 52-card pack without jokers. For the very first game, decide who will be the dealer.

The bid number. The dealer after shuffle and cut gives four cards to the opponent player and places four cards with face down on the floor. After viewing the cards, the opponent must announce a bid number from 9 to 13 based on his/her four cards. If the opponent does not have any card bigger than 8, he/she returns the cards. The pack of cards is reshuffled and cut and the deal is repeated. After the successful bid, the four cards on floor are turned face up; these four cards become the loose cards. Now the bidder plays a card.

The bidder has following choices: *create a house of bid value by adding one of his cards to one or more cards on the table, *plays the bid card to pocket one or more cards of value equal to the bid value, or *throws a card of bid value on the floor as a loose card. A card can only be thrown as a loose card if this card cannot pocket any other loose card or cards.

How Sweep is Played (Four Players mode)?

In the 4-players game, two players sitting opposite to each other form a team. Thus, the game is played between two teams. The game is played with a 52-card pack without jokers.

Just like the 2-player game, the dealer after shuffle and cut gives four cards to the opponent player and places four cards with face down on the floor. After viewing the cards, the opponent must announce a bid number from 9 to 13 based on his/her four cards. If the opponent does not have any card bigger than 8, he/she returns the cards. The pack of cards is reshuffled and cut and the deal is repeated. After the successful bid, the four cards on floor are turned face up; these four cards become the lose cards.

After the first card is played by the bidder, the dealer completes the deal so that the other 3 players get a total of 12 cards each and the bidder gets another 8 cards. The cards are dealt in a group of four. Thus, all the 52 cards are dealt.In the 4-players game, two players sitting opposite to each other form a team. Thus, the game is played between two teams. The game is played with a 52-card pack without jokers.

Just like the 2-player game, the dealer after shuffle and cut gives four cards to the opponent player and places four cards with face down on the floor. After viewing the cards, the opponent must announce a bid number from 9 to 13 based on his/her four cards. If the opponent does not have any card bigger than 8, he/she returns the cards. The pack of cards is reshuffled and cut and the deal is repeated. After the successful bid, the four cards on floor are turned face up; these four cards become the lose cards.

After the first card is played by the bidder, the dealer completes the deal so that the other 3 players get a total of 12 cards each and the bidder gets another 8 cards. The cards are dealt in a group of four. Thus, all the 52 cards are dealt.