Printable score sheets
Score sheets to print at home, drawn to be written on: big boxes, the rules that matter printed on the page, and nothing that wastes ink. PDFs in US Letter and A4, free with a SquareScores account.
- Yahtzee score sheetSix columns: a game each, or a player each. Write the name or the number at the top.One page · with a free account
- Cribbage score sheetTwo games to 121, for two players or two pairs. A row a deal: the play, the hand, the crib, the total.One page · with a free account
- Kemps score sheetA row a pair. Lose a round, write over a letter. The first pair to spell the word is out.One page · with a free account
How it works
- 1Choose a sheet and look it over. Every page is shown before you download anything.
- 2Make a free account, or sign in. It is one tap with Apple or Google, and you come straight back.
- 3Download the PDF in US Letter or A4, and print as many as you like.
On every sheet
The game’s own scoring, printed where it is needed: what a box is worth at Yahtzee, the counting chart at cribbage, whose letter it is at Kemps. And at the foot of the page, the way to keep the same score on a phone, for the table that would rather not add up.
Questions
Are the score sheets free?
Yes, they cost nothing. They need a SquareScores account, which is free as well and is one tap with Apple or Google. Open a sheet, make the account, and you are brought straight back to download it.
Why do I need an account to download one?
Keeping score is what SquareScores is, on paper as much as on a phone, and an account is how it is kept. The dice roller and the turn timer keep no score, so they need no account.
Which paper sizes are there?
US Letter and A4, as separate PDFs laid out for each. Both keep half an inch of margin, so a home printer prints the whole sheet.
Can I print them for a club or a classroom?
Yes. Print and photocopy as many as you need for your own tables.
Will there be sheets for other games?
These three came first because they are the ones people keep on paper. The app itself keeps score for every game in the catalogue, with the rules beside the scoreboard.
Or skip the paper
SquareScores keeps the score on everyone’s own phone: the right scorecard for the game, the totals added up as they are entered, and every game kept on record.