Rummy score sheet

The sheet works for 2 to 8 players and four games: Pool 250, Pool 201, Pool 101 and Points. Choose the game, type the players' names (Add a player for more), and write each deal on its own row; Add 5 more deals gives you more rows. One phone or tablet can keep score for the whole table, or you can print a sheet before you start and fill it in by hand: it prints as a clean table, without the rest of the page.

Nothing is saved or sent. The names and scores live only in this page, so a reload or closing the tab starts a fresh sheet; print it, or take a photo of the totals, if you want to keep them. Rummy here is played for points, never money.

After each deal, write what every player counted: 0 for the winner, the points left in a losing hand, and the cost of giving up or a wrong show for anyone who did. The sheet adds each column as you go.

In a pool game, a player whose total reaches the limit is out. In Pool 250 a player on 250 still plays and 251 is out, so the sheet shows how many points each player still has to spare. A player who is out can come back between deals at the highest total still in, plus one: the sheet shows that number and records the rejoin when you tap it. The last player left wins. In Points, each deal stands on its own and the lowest total wins when you stop.

How much a losing hand counts, what giving up costs and the rest are in our 13-card rummy rules, with a worked example.