9 score pads and helpers for the games where the adding up is the hard part. Each follows the rules on its game page, opens with a sample game so you can see how it works, and keeps your game in this browser if the page reloads. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Pick four cards and the starter; get the count, said the way you say it at the table.
Tap the dice you kept. It finds the best score and keeps the score pad.
Books, cards down, cards left and bonuses, totaled per team for all four rounds.
Track every player’s phase and points; count leftover cards in two taps.
The full 13-box card with the 35-point bonus and extra Yahtzees added for you.
Bids, tricks, nils and bags for both teams, hand by hand, to 500.
Tap who called trump and how many tricks they took. First team to 10 wins.
Wins, losses, buncos and babies for every player, with prize winners picked out.
Roll up to 12 dice of any common size. Hold dice between rolls and keep a running history.
Each one scores the most common US version of its game, the same version set out on the rules page, and has switches for the house rules that groups really do disagree about: three 1s at 1,000 or 300 in Farkle, the crib flush in cribbage, blind nil and bags in Spades, defending alone in Euchre, and mini buncos in Bunco.
Every game has a one-page sheet with the setup, a turn and the full scoring table. See printable rules.