Rummy score sheet
Rummy is played in rounds: a round ends when one player goes out, and then everyone counts. This sheet has a column for each of up to six players and a numbered row for each round, so the whole game fits on one page.
How to keep the score
Tables count Rummy in different ways, so agree on one before the first deal. In one common way the player who goes out collects the value of the cards left in everyone else's hand. In another, every player scores the cards they laid down on the table and loses the cards still in their hand.
A frequent card count is 1 point for an ace, the face value for number cards and 10 for a jack, queen or king. Whatever you choose, use it for the whole game.
At the end of each round, write every player's points on that round's row, even when they scored nothing. Write a loss with a minus sign. Keep the running totals in pencil at the side if you like.
The game ends as soon as a player's total reaches the target, usually 500 points. Add up each column, write the sums in the Total row, and the highest total wins. Fifteen rows are usually enough; if they are not, carry the totals over to a second sheet.
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Score Counter keeps the same sheet on your phone and adds up the columns after every round.