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Getting your score book ready…

How to keep score

Name two players or partnerships and create a session for the cards on your table. This counter records the points your group has already calculated from a finished deal. It does not deal cards, inspect captures or decide whether a house on the table was legal. Keep the actual play and counting visible to both sides.

Enter each side’s raw points in This deal. The quick additions offer plus one, five, ten, twenty-five and fifty, and the number fields accept an exact total. Buttons add to the current draft; Save round commits both sides together. Do not enter a running total again when the field asks for this deal’s points.

The starting target is one hundred raw points. This is an explicit house score sheet, not the formal rule in which a baazi ends when one side leads the other by one hundred. For example, totals of one hundred and ninety-five complete this tracker’s default session even though the lead is only five.

Choose a different raw target, a set number of deals or no limit before scoring begins. Include sweep bonuses only as your table agreed, and record them as part of that deal’s total. If you are using the full baazi structure, select no limit and finish the session yourself after checking the required lead and special outcomes.

Open the Khel Kitab Seep guide before your first deal if players use different versions. It separates capture values, houses and sweep bonuses from regional variations. Agree the opening arrangements and any special early ending at the table. A score counter can add numbers reliably without resolving every rule dispute.

A mistaken entry can be corrected through Rounds without losing later deals. Undo also reverses the latest correction. Share shows the current standings before you send them to WhatsApp or create a Story image. These manually entered family scores stay separate from verified browser-game rankings and remain on this phone unless you share them.

Before you begin

Is first to 100 the formal baazi rule?

No. This preset uses a raw-point house target. A formal one-hundred-point lead is a different condition.

Can we include sweep bonuses?

Yes. Add only the bonuses your table agreed to the relevant deal.

Must a deal total exactly 100?

The counter permits bonuses and your agreed scoring. Check the guide for the version you play.

Can we track a longer match?

Choose a higher target, more rounds or no limit before the first entry.

Read the rules in Khel Kitab →