Batting, bowling, fielding and strike/economy rate points, plus the Captain and Vice-Captain multiplier.

1. Batting Points

2. Bowling Points

3. Fielding Points

4. Economy Rate Points (minimum 2 overs bowled)

5. Strike Rate Points (minimum 10 balls faced)

6. Other Points

Card point values and how unmatched cards are scored when a round ends.

Card Point Values

Round Scoring

Points are converted to chips at the table's fixed point value, shown before you join — your chip loss for a hand is your points multiplied by that table's point value.

Call your tricks, score by how close you get — overtricks and failed calls included.

Scoring

Scores accumulate across all rounds of the game (typically 5), and the player with the highest total at the end wins.

Partnership bidding, bag penalties, and Nil bid bonuses.

Scoring

All 15 dice-combination categories, from Ones through the Yatzy bonus.

Scoring Categories

Partnership trick-taking games where certain trump cards carry bonus point value.

These are partnership trick-taking games (29 for 4 players in 2 teams, Dehla Pakad and Teen Do Paanch for larger tables) built around a 32- or 48-card deck with a chosen trump suit. Not every card is worth the same — certain ranks (for example, the Jack and 9 of trump in 29) carry bonus point value toward your team's running total, on top of simply winning the trick itself, and a bidding team must reach an agreed point target to win the round. Exact point values and bidding thresholds for these tables are set per room and shown before you join.

Decided by winning the hand, match, or pot directly — no separate points tally.

These games are decided by winning the hand, match, or pot directly rather than by a separate points tally — what you win or lose is the chips wagered on that table, shown at the table before you sit down.