Printable Hand and Foot Score Sheet
Hand and Foot scoring has two parts, the bonus for books and going out and the points for cards played, so each team gets a column for both. The opening meld for each round is printed in the row label.
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- Your players' names printed
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- Letter, A4 and more
Separate names with commas. Blank columns print as numbered headings to fill in by hand.
Bigger type and taller rows for easier reading.
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Meld minimums by round
The opening meld gets harder each round: 50 points in round one, 90 in round two, 120 in round three and 150 in round four. They're printed in the row labels because it's the rule people forget most often by the third round.
Adding up a round
Write the bonus points (books and going out) in the Books column and the value of the cards in your melds in the Cards column. Subtract the cards still in your hand and foot from the Cards figure, then add the two for the round. Groups vary a lot on red 3s and wild card books, so jot your rules on the sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a clean book in Hand and Foot?
500 points in most rules. A dirty book, which includes wild cards, is usually 300.
What are the meld requirements in Hand and Foot?
Commonly 50, 90, 120 and 150 points for rounds one to four. Some groups add a fifth round at 180.
Can three teams use this sheet?
Yes. Set Teams to 3 and add your team names.
Printing tips
- Print a stack. Set Pages in PDF to 10 or 20 and keep a pad in the game box.
- Large print for easier reading. Bigger type and taller rows help older players and anyone scoring across the table.
- Landscape for big groups. With six or more players, landscape gives every column more room to write.
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