How the scoring works
One round is worth stake × total multiplier. The landlord plays alone against two farmers, so when the landlord wins each farmer pays that amount and the landlord collects both; when the farmers win it reverses. The three numbers always sum to zero, so nothing leaks.
Multipliers multiply, they do not add: each bomb (rocket included) is ×2, a spring or anti-spring is ×2, an open hand is ×2, plus any manual doubling. Two bombs and a spring is ×8 — on a 200 stake that is 1600 a round. This is the step where hand-counting usually starts an argument.
The stake list is yours to edit — 100/200/300 is just the default. Bidding is supported too: call 1, 2 or 3 and the stake becomes the bid times the per-point value. If your table caps bombs, set the cap in settings and extra bombs stop doubling.
Settling up
When you stop, look at the settle-up card. Three players never need more than two transfers to square everything — no need to settle round by round. Tap Copy results to paste totals, transfers and the room link straight into your group chat.
Common questions
Do I need an app?
No. Starting a table gives you a six-character room code; share the link or QR and everyone at the table watches the score live in their browser. Add it to your home screen if you want it to feel like an app.
Can I fix a mistake?
Yes. Tap any round in the history to reload and re-enter it, or delete it; totals and the settlement recompute. Deletes are soft, so the round numbering stays intact.
What if the scorer’s phone dies?
Copy the scorer link from settings and send it to someone else at the table — whoever opens it can carry on. The scores live in the cloud, not on that phone.