Free online For Sale score keeper
Keep every player’s score in one place at the table, and your finished games in your history.
- Players
- 3–6
- Game type
- Card game
- Scoring method
- Category scoring
- Winner rule
- Highest score wins
- Tie-breakers
- Coins left
Scoring categories
- Cheques
- Coins left1 point each
How to score For Sale
For Sale is played in two phases: first players bid coins for house cards, then they play those houses to take cheques, and the highest house takes the highest cheque. The game ends when all the cheques are taken. Add up your cheques in thousands and type the total in the first row: a cheque for 13,000 counts as 13, and a coin is worth 1,000, so it counts as 1. Enter how many coins you have left, and the sheet works out their points. The richest player wins; a tie goes to the player with the most coins left, and players still tied share the victory.
Printable For Sale 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.
For Sale Score Sheet
Date:
| Player | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cheques | ||||||
| Coins left1 point each | ||||||
| Total | ||||||
| Tie-breakers | ||||||
| Coins left | ||||||
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Create a free account and this score sheet is added to your games.
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