Bridge Score Sheet
Enter each contract and the tricks declarer won, and the sheet writes the points above and below the line and keeps track of games and vulnerability.
Chart: running totals
Settings: target score and house rules
How to use the bridge score sheet
The two sides are called We and They; rename them if you like. For each deal, tap the declaring side, the level, the strain (clubs, diamonds, hearts, spades or no trump) and whether the contract was doubled or redoubled. Then pick how many tricks declarer won; the list shows the result, such as made +1 or down 2. If someone held honors, pick them too. The line above the button shows the score for the deal before you commit it.
Press Score this deal. Each side card shows games won, the current part score and whether the side is vulnerable, and the table shows every deal with its points above and below the line. If you stop before the rubber is over, press End rubber here to add the unfinished rubber bonuses. Print blank sheet gives you a paper bridge score sheet with We and They columns.
Rubber bridge scoring table
- Contract tricks (below the line): clubs and diamonds 20 each, hearts and spades 30 each, no trump 40 for the first trick and 30 for each after. Doubled twice that, redoubled four times.
- Game: 100 points below the line. Both sides then start the next game from zero below the line. A side with a game is vulnerable.
- Overtricks: undoubled, the trick value; doubled, 100 each (200 vulnerable); redoubled, 200 each (400 vulnerable). Making a doubled contract adds 50, a redoubled one 100.
- Undertricks, not vulnerable: 50 each undoubled; doubled 100 for the first, 200 each for the second and third, 300 each after. Vulnerable: 100 each undoubled; doubled 200 for the first, 300 each after. Redoubled is twice the doubled figure.
- Slams: small slam 500 (750 vulnerable), grand slam 1,000 (1,500 vulnerable).
- Honors: 100 for four of the five trump honors in one hand, 150 for all five, or for all four aces in no trump.
- Rubber: 700 for winning it two games to none, 500 for two games to one. Unfinished: 300 for a side with a game, 100 for a side with a part score.
Duplicate and Chicago scoring are not covered here. For a quick total of any other game, use the score keeper.
Keyboard shortcuts
- Left and Right arrows: declaring side
- 1 to 7: level
- C, D, H, S, N: strain
- X: undoubled, doubled, redoubled
- Enter: score the deal
- U or Ctrl+Z: undo
- F: full screen
Questions
What goes above and below the line in bridge?
Only the tricks you bid and made go below the line, because they count toward game. Overtricks, undertrick penalties, slam and honor bonuses, the bonus for making a doubled contract and the rubber bonus all go above the line.
When is a side vulnerable in rubber bridge?
As soon as it has won one game in the rubber. Vulnerable sides score more for slams and doubled overtricks and lose more when they go down. The sheet sets vulnerability for you after each game.
How is a doubled contract that goes down scored?
Not vulnerable: 100 for the first undertrick, 200 each for the second and third, 300 for each one after. Vulnerable: 200 for the first and 300 for each after. Redoubled doubles those numbers.
Does it do duplicate or Chicago bridge?
No. It keeps rubber bridge scores only. Those formats score games and part scores differently.
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