Printable Score Sheets for Card Games, Dominoes and Chess

Type the scores and the sheet does the adding, or print it blank for the table.

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Dice games 3

Sheets where the dice decide the row: category boxes with an upper bonus and a scoring key.

Rummy, canasta and contract games 8

A row per hand or round, with each round's contract, wild card or meld requirement printed on the row so nobody has to look it up.

Trick-taking games 11

Bid, tricks and score per hand, with the penalty or bid-value table under the grid.

More card games 4

Card games that count something other than tricks or melds: pegs, captured cards, or the lowest layout.

Dominoes, tiles and chess 5

Pip counts for block, draw and all fives, a turn-by-turn pad for a word tile game, and a move-by-move notation sheet for chess.

Quiz nights and judging 4

Sheets for the person running the event: teams by rounds for a quiz, entries by criteria for a contest.

Every sheet here is made for one game, with that game's rows already printed: the bid, won and bags boxes of spades, the four rounds of hand and foot with their opening minimums of 50, 90, 120 and 150, all 26 deals of back alley, the seven contracts of Shanghai rummy. Open a sheet at the table, type each score as it happens, and the subtotals, bonuses and running totals fill in, so nobody re-adds a column at the end of the night.

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If your group likes paper, print the sheet blank on Letter or A4 with the scoring key under the grid and keep a stack in the game box. Beyond cards there are sheets for yacht dice, dominoes, a word tile game and chess notation, a quiz-night sheet for the host, and judging grids for cook-offs, pageants and costume contests. Player names and scores stay in your browser.

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