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A clean, printable sheet for keeping score at Gin Rummy, with a row for every hand and a running total. Game to 100. Download it as a PDF for US Letter or A4.
Game to 100
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Knock: the knocker scores the difference in deadwood. Gin: the opponent's deadwood plus 25. Undercut: the defender scores the difference plus 25.
Rules and a free game of Gin Rummy: avalinxstudios.com/games/cards-royale/gin-rummy/how-to-play/
How scoring works
When a player knocks, both sides count their deadwood, the cards left out of sets and runs, after the defender lays off what they can. Aces count one and face cards ten. The knocker scores the difference between the two counts.
Knock with no deadwood at all and that is gin: the opponent's whole deadwood plus twenty-five, with no laying off. If the defender's count is equal to or lower than the knocker's, that is an undercut, and the defender scores the difference plus twenty-five. In Cards Royale the first to one hundred wins, and your total is simply the sum of your hands.
The classic rules on pagat.com pay twenty for gin and ten for an undercut, then add a hundred for winning the game (two hundred if the loser never scored) and twenty for every hand each player won. The rows under the sheet are there for that count. Source: pagat.com
This is how Cards Royale scores Gin Rummy. The full rules are on the how to play Gin Rummy page.
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