Score a hand
Pick who called trump, then tap how the hand went. You can also type points into the sheet. The sheet stays in this browser until you start a new game.
- Maths reviewed by Josh Miller
- Tested by Diana Westfield
This euchre score sheet turns every hand into one tap. Pick which team called trump, then tap how it went: made it, march, loner or euchred. The points go to the right team, the totals update, and the first to 10 is flagged. It’s free, it works on a phone at the table, and it prints a clean score card if you prefer pencil.
Euchre scoring in one table
| What happened | Points | To |
|---|---|---|
| Callers take 3 or 4 tricks | 1 | Callers |
| Callers take all 5 (march) | 2 | Callers |
| Loner takes 3 or 4 tricks | 1 | Callers |
| Loner takes all 5 | 4 | Callers |
| Callers take fewer than 3 (euchred) | 2 | Defenders |
That’s all there is. Some house rules add a 4-point bonus for euchring a loner, or a “stick the dealer” rule that changes who has to call. Type the points straight into the sheet for anything unusual.
When to go alone
A loner is worth 4 only if you take all five tricks. Take three or four and you score 1, the same as with your partner. So go alone when you’re close to certain of every trick: the right and left bowers plus the ace of trump and an off-suit ace is a classic. With the score at 6–6, a loner that comes off wins the game outright, which is the only time a riskier one makes sense.
Score sheet or the 6 and 4?
The old way is to use a 6 and a 4 from the spare cards, sliding one over the other to show 1 to 10. It works until someone knocks it. The sheet keeps a full record, so you can settle “who called the last one” arguments too. Running a bigger event? The CasinoCalcs euchre tournament generator rotates partners and keeps individual scores. For other games, see the card game score sheets.