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Score Keeper

A simple scoresheet for 8 players or fewer: enter each round and the totals and leader update for you.

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About the score keeper

Keep score at the table without pen and paper. Enter the points for each round and the sheet adds them up, shows who is leading and remembers the game if you close the page. It suits dominoes such as Mexican Train, card games like Rummy or Hearts, and any board game with rounds.

How to use it

  1. Set the number of players, from 2 to 8, and type their names.
  2. Tick Lowest score wins for games where low scores are good, such as Mexican Train or Hearts.
  3. After each round, enter everyone’s points and press Add round. Leave a box empty for zero.
  4. Undo last round fixes a mistake; New game clears the sheet.

Questions

Is my scoresheet saved?

Yes, in this browser on this device, so it survives a reload. It is never uploaded. New game clears it.

Can I enter negative scores?

Yes. Type a minus sign before the number, for games that take points away.

What happens on a tie?

Every player sharing the best total is marked as leading.

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