Tap the button for what happened each hand: +1 for making it (3–4 tricks), +2 for a march or for euchring the makers, +4 for a loner march. The score keeper rotates the dealer, lets you undo, keeps a hand history, and saves the game in your browser so it survives a refresh.
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How to Use the Score Keeper
- Name the teams. Tap “Us” and “Them” to rename them.
- After each hand, tap what happened:
- +1 Made it: the calling team took 3 or 4 tricks.
- +2 March: the calling team took all 5.
- +2 Euchre: the defenders stopped the callers (they took fewer than 3). Tap it on the defending team.
- +4 Loner: a player went alone and took all 5.
- The dealer moves automatically after each hand. Use “next” if you need to skip a seat.
- Made a mistake? Tap Undo last.
The first team to the target score (10 by default) wins. If you’re new to the rules, see the full euchre scoring guide.
Prefer Paper?
Print our free euchre score sheets, or use the traditional method with a 5 and a 6 from a spare deck, explained on the same page. Running several tables? Our euchre night guide includes tally cards for progressive play.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you score euchre?
The team that called trump scores 1 point for taking 3 or 4 tricks and 2 points for all 5 (a march). A player who goes alone and takes all 5 scores 4. If the calling team takes fewer than 3 tricks they are euchred and the other team scores 2. First team to 10 wins.
Does the score keeper save my game?
Yes. The score is saved in your browser's local storage, so it survives a page refresh or a locked phone. It is not sent anywhere and nobody else can see it.
Can I play to a different number of points?
Yes. Choose 5, 7, 10, 11, or 15 points from the Play to menu. Ten is standard.
What is the traditional way to keep score in euchre?
Each team uses a 5 and a 6 from an unused deck. One card covers the other, and the number of pips showing counts the score from 1 to 10. See our score sheet guide for step-by-step pictures.