User talk:Garry Birring
The remaining rules are probably similar to those used in the Indian game described above, but unfortunately I do not have full details. I know that all the cards are dealt, that houses (builds) must have a value of at least 9, and that sweeps are possible. Dave Barker tells me that the score for a sweep is the value of the capture value of the card played - for example if you used a jack to take all the cards from the table you would score 11 points for the sweep. I would guess that the target score for a game is less than 100 - maybe 30. I would be interested to hear from anyone who can tell me more about this version of Seep.
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