Oh Hell
Enter each player’s bid and tricks won. The scorekeeper applies one clearly identified common Oh Hell scoring method.
Common scoring · Pagat-described · Highest total wins
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How to score Oh Hell
- Choose and record the deal sequence and any dealer bid restriction for your variant.
- Before play, enter each player’s bid for the hand.
- After the hand, enter tricks won. The scorekeeper awards one point per trick plus 10 for an exact bid.
- Repeat for each hand; highest total wins under this selected scoring method.
What this scorekeeper records
The app calculates the selected common formula: tricks won, plus 10 for an exact bid.
Enter bid and tricks won. The app calculates the cited scoring method; it does not validate the deal or determine trick winners.
Scoring example
A bid of 3 with 3 tricks scores 13. A bid of 3 with 2 tricks scores 2. This is the common 1-per-trick plus 10 exact-bid method.
Variant notes
- The game is a trick-taking bidding game: each player predicts tricks, then tries to match that bid exactly.
- This scorekeeper uses Pagat’s common method: every player earns 1 point per trick, plus 10 points for an exact bid.
- Deal sequences, dealer restrictions and other scoring methods vary. This page identifies one common scoring choice, not a universal rule.
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