Shanghai
Keep a manual scorecard for the supplied Shanghai family version without guessing what its hand labels mean.
Family score reference · Agree on winner direction before play
Start scoring Shanghai
How to score Shanghai
- Use the supplied family hand labels in order.
- Agree as a table on the card combinations and winner direction before starting; the family sheet does not define them.
- Enter each player’s manually calculated round score.
- Use the linked Contract Rummy source only as a separate reference, not as a definition of the family variant.
What this scorekeeper records
The scorekeeper adds the hand values you enter; all hand calculations and winner choice stay with the table because the supplied sheet does not define them.
All hand calculations and winner choice stay with the table because the supplied sheet does not define them.
Scoring example
A score of −15 is entered as −15 and remains a valid manual value; the app adds entered round scores without mapping contract labels.
Variant notes
- Hand labels: 3/3, 3/4, 4/4, 333, 334, 344, 444. The sheet does not define what each combination means; confirm the family version before play.
- Card values: Joker 50, Ace 20, King–10 10, Nine–2 5.
Use each linked source for its named variant. House rules and editions can differ.
Public guide only. Score rooms, room codes, and player names are private and are not included on game pages or in the sitemap.