Free online Copenhagen score keeper
Keep every player’s score in one place at the table, and your finished games in your history.
- Players
- 2–4
- Game type
- Tile placement
- Scoring method
- Category scoring
- Winner rule
- Highest score wins
- Tie-breakers
- Empty spaces in your house
Scoring categories
- Complete rows with brickwork1 point each
- Complete rows of windows2 points each
- Complete columns with brickwork2 points each
- Complete columns of windows4 points each
How to score Copenhagen
In Copenhagen you build the facade of your house from tiles, and the game ends at once when a player reaches 12 or more points or when the End of Game card is revealed. A finished row scores 1 point and a finished column 2, and a row or column made only of windows scores double. Enter how many rows and columns of each kind you have finished, and the sheet works out their points: those made only of windows go in their own rows, not in the rows with brickwork. The first player to 12 points wins; if the End of Game card ends the game, the most points wins. A tie goes to the player with the fewest empty spaces in their house, and players still tied share the victory.
Printable Copenhagen score sheet
Print the score card and fill it in at the table, or keep score on your phone on this page. The online score keeper adds up the totals for you, and you don’t need an account.
Copenhagen Score Sheet
Date:
| Player | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Complete rows with brickwork1 point each | ||||
| Complete rows of windows2 points each | ||||
| Complete columns with brickwork2 points each | ||||
| Complete columns of windows4 points each | ||||
| Total | ||||
| Tie-breakers | ||||
| Empty spaces in your house | ||||
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