How many points?
The short answer for ten games, the full rules, and a free counter that does the maths during the game.
SkyjoIn Skyjo, each player adds up the cards in their grid at the end of the round (from −2 to 12). The player who ended the round doubles their score if it isn’t strictly the lowest. The game ends when a player reaches 100 points; the lowest total wins.
BeloteA deal of Belote is worth 162 points (152 in cards + 10 for the last trick). The team that took must score strictly more than the other, otherwise it is “inside” and the opponents score everything. Belote-rebelote adds 20 points; a capot is worth 252. The game is played to 1,000 points.
YahtzeeA Yahtzee scorecard has 13 boxes. The upper section adds up the dice of each value, with a 35-point bonus if it reaches 63. Below: full house 25, small straight 30, large straight 40, Yahtzee 50; three and four of a kind and chance score the sum of the dice. The highest total wins.
Skull KingIn Skull King, each player bids the number of tricks they will win. Bid made: +20 points per trick, plus bonuses; bid missed: −10 points per trick of difference. A zero bid scores 10 points per card in the round if made, and costs as much if missed. Ten rounds; the highest total wins.
ContréeIn Contrée, the team that bid a contract (80, 90 … 160) must score at least that many points out of the 162 in the deal. If it does, it scores the contract plus its points; otherwise the opponents score 160 plus the contract. A double doubles, a redouble quadruples. The game is played to 1,500 points.
Flip 7In Flip 7, add up the number cards you flipped without a duplicate, double the total if you have the ×2 card, then add the +2 to +10 modifiers. Flipping 7 different numbers scores a 15-point bonus. A duplicate busts you (0 points). The game ends when a player reaches 200 points; the highest total wins.
6 nimmt!In 6 nimmt!, each card you collect is worth bullheads: 1 in general, 2 for multiples of 5, 3 for multiples of 10, 5 for doubles (11, 22, 33…) and 7 for the 55. Bullheads add up from round to round; when a player reaches 66, the game ends and the lowest total wins.
HeartsIn Hearts, each heart you take is worth 1 point and the queen of spades 13, for 26 points per hand. A player who takes everything (all 13 hearts and the queen) shoots the moon: they score 0 and every other player takes 26. The game ends at 100 points; the lowest total wins.
BarbuIn Barbu, each round is a penalty contract: no tricks (points per trick), no hearts (points per heart), no queens (points per queen), no Barbu (the king of hearts), and the salad that combines everything. The scoring table varies by table — for example 2 per trick, 5 per heart, 25 per queen and 80 for the Barbu. The lowest total wins.
PapayooIn Papayoo, each Payoo you take is worth its value, from 1 to 20 points, and the Papayoo (the 7 of the suit rolled on the die) is worth 40. A round distributes 250 points. You play a number of rounds agreed in advance; the lowest total wins.
One free score counter per game
Type each player’s score at the end of the round: the app adds up, ranks, applies the end-of-game rule and names the winner. No account, offline, with your players’ photos.
SkyjoIn Skyjo, each player adds up the cards in their grid at the end of the round (from −2 to 12).
BeloteA deal of Belote is worth 162 points (152 in cards + 10 for the last trick).
YahtzeeA Yahtzee scorecard has 13 boxes: upper section with a bonus at 63, fixed scores below.
Skull KingIn Skull King, each player bids the number of tricks they will win.
ContréeIn Contrée, the team that bid a contract (80, 90 … 160) must score at least that many points out of the 162 in the deal.
Flip 7In Flip 7, add up the number cards flipped without a duplicate, double if you have the ×2, then add the +2 to +10 modifiers.
6 nimmt!In 6 nimmt!, each card you collect is worth bullheads: 1 in general, 2 for multiples of 5, 3 for multiples of 10, 5 for doubles (11, 22, 33…) and 7 for the 55.
HeartsIn Hearts, each heart taken is worth 1 point and the queen of spades 13, for 26 points per hand.
BarbuIn Barbu, each round is a penalty contract: no tricks, no hearts, no queens, no Barbu (the king of hearts), and the salad that combines everything.
PapayooIn Papayoo, each Payoo taken is worth its value (1 to 20) and the Papayoo, the 7 of the suit rolled, is worth 40: 250 points per round, lowest wins.
How it works
- Pick the game. Each counter knows its rules: target, ranking direction, scoring table, doubling, shooting the moon…
- Add the players from the shared roster, with their photo or a coloured initial.
- Enter the scores at the end of each round, in the order they are called out, then confirm the round. A mistake is fixed with one tap.
- The winner is named according to the game’s rule, and the game joins the history.
Guides: count better, play better
Strategy, scoring variants and probabilities, written from our own games. All guides
- Flip 7Flip 7: when to stop? The probability of a duplicate, card by cardFlip 7’s deck has 94 cards and each number exists in as many copies as its value: twelve 12s, one 1. A card-by-card risk table, the 25-point rule and the 7th-card case.8 min read2 October 2026
- French TarotHow many points in French Tarot? Contracts, oudlers, petit au bout: scoring explainedFrench Tarot: the taker needs 56, 51, 41 or 36 points with 0, 1, 2 or 3 oudlers. Score = (25 + difference) × contract, plus petit au bout, handful, slam. Worked example.10 min read2 October 2026
- BeloteBelote with declarations: tierce, fifty, hundred, four of a kind — how many points and who scores themTierce 20, fifty 50, hundred 100, four jacks 200, four nines 150, other fours of a kind 100. Only the strongest declaration scores. When to declare and how to count them.8 min read2 October 2026
Printable score sheets
For those who prefer paper: one blank A4 grid per game, free, printed from the browser.
All score sheetsComing soon
TarotContracts, oudlers, handfuls, petit au bout, slam, for 3, 4 or 5 players.- RummyPoints left in hand, value of face cards and jokers, game to 500.
MölkkyNumbered pins, exactly 50, back to 25.- PétanqueEnds played to 13, tracking who holds the jack.
Darts301, 501 and Cricket, double-out.- Mille BornesSafeties, coups fourrés, extension, game to 5,000.
- UnoPoints of the cards left in hand, game to 500.
- PresidentRanks per round, with the card exchange.
Frequently asked questions
Is the app free?
Yes, entirely. All counters, unlimited players, history and score sheets are free. It runs in the browser and installs on Android.
Do I need an account or a connection?
No. Everything stays on your phone, offline. An exportable backup lets you find your players and games again on another device.
Are the rules shown official?
They are the usual scoring rules, checked against the publishers’ rulebooks when they exist. For traditional games (Belote, Barbu, Hearts), regional variants are flagged and the counter lets you set the scoring table.
How do I suggest a game?
From the Coming soon page, or by email. The most requested games come first.