Printable score sheets
A clean scoreboard for game night: pick the template, the number of players and rounds, and print as many sheets as you need. Cells are at least 8 mm, wide enough for a pencil and three-digit scores.
How it works
Pick a template
Generic for any points game, dice game with its combination lines, partnership trick-taking game, or shedding card game with a running total per player.
Set players and rounds
From 2 to 8 players and from 5 to 30 rounds. If the sheet does not fit on one page with 8 mm cells, it continues on the next one.
Print and fill in
Write the names in the header cells in pencil, then note the points. Ask for up to 10 identical sheets for a game-night pad.
Printing tips
Choose “Actual size” or “100%” in the print dialog, not “Fit to page”: that is what guarantees 8 mm cells. Black and white is enough, and slightly thick paper survives an eraser. For a long game, print the sheet double-sided and slip it into a plastic sleeve: a dry-erase marker makes it reusable. The generic template suits almost every board game; if you are unsure, start with it and add a spare round.
Frequently asked questions
Which games are these sheets for?
Any game where you count points. The generic template fits everywhere. The dice template offers thirteen neutral lines to rename for your favourite game. The trick template, with two columns for us and them, suits partnership card games. The shedding template shows each player's round and running total.
What happens with 30 rounds?
Cells keep their minimum size of 8 mm, so the sheet runs over two pages. The total only appears at the bottom of the last page: add up the first page before carrying the sum over.
Can I use them for a club or a class?
Yes, freely, including printing them in quantity. Only reselling the files is not allowed.
Are my settings saved?
On your device only, so you get the same template next time. Nothing is sent to a server.