Remi score sheet
Remi is a rummy game that is often played for as many rounds as the evening allows, without a fixed target score. This sheet has a column for each of up to six players and a numbered row for each round.
How to keep the score
When a round ends, every player counts the cards they have laid down on the table and subtracts the cards still left in their hand. Card values differ from table to table, so agree on them before the first deal and keep them for the whole game.
Write each player's result for the round on that round's row. When the cards in hand are worth more than the cards on the table, the result is negative: write it with a minus sign.
Some tables give a bonus to the player who closes the round. If yours does, add it to that player's number for the round instead of writing it separately, so each row keeps one number per player.
Play as many rounds as you like. When you stop, add up each column and write the sums in the Total row. The highest total wins. If fifteen rows are not enough, carry the totals over to a second sheet.
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Score Counter keeps the same sheet on your phone, takes negative numbers and adds up the columns for you.