A painted Indian bazaar

A card game of the Indian bazaar

Secret stalls. Sharp haggles.

2–8 merchants · 6 rounds · about 25 minutes. Outbid, outguess and out-collect your friends.

How a round works

  1. 1

    Market

    Lots of goods appear at the stalls — one more stall than merchants.

  2. 2

    Choose

    Secretly pick a stall, a Haggle card (1–5) and maybe your one-time Sifarish +2.

  3. 3

    Reveal

    Alone at a stall? Take the Lot. Contested? Highest total wins; losers get Mithai.

  4. 4

    Collect

    Six rounds. Build sets, chase majorities and score Thali for variety.

Everything in the bazaar

Secret choices

Everyone picks a stall and a Haggle card in secret. All choices flip at once.

Play with friends

Create a game, share a short code and play over the internet — no account needed.

Track your record

Sign in with Google to save scores, count wins and climb the leaderboard.

Festivals & variants

Diwali, Monsoon, Holi and Pongal shake up the market. Add regional packs or play as a Joint family.

Solo or pass-and-play

Play against named computer merchants, or share one device around the table.

Scoring at a glance

Each good scores on its own. Most crates of a good (3 or more) earns +6, second most +3. Four different goods earn +5 Thali. Each Mithai is 1 point.

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5

12

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7

15

Crates → points. +1 per crate after 7.

Grand Bazaar expansion

With 6–8 merchants the Grand Bazaar opens automatically: Bangles from Firozabad and Carpets from Bhadohi join the market, with up to eight stalls.

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