Question 1

How many players fit on one sheet?

Accepted Answer

Between two and six. Four is the default because that is the usual table; at five and six the columns narrow and the label column gives up some width.

Question 2

Is there a large print version?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Setting print size to large increases the type and the row height and drops the small score hints. It is for tables where the standard boxes are too small to write in comfortably.

Question 3

How do I get several sheets on one page?

Accepted Answer

Set sheets per page to 2 or 4. The sheets then get cut marks at the edges so you can cut the page up afterwards and keep a small pad.

Question 4

Does it add up the score automatically?

Accepted Answer

No. This is a PDF to print and fill in by hand. Automatic totals need a spreadsheet or an app; this template does not do that and does not pretend to.

Question 5

What is the One Pair and Two Pairs variant?

Accepted Answer

A common house rule that adds two rows to the lower section. It is not in the published rules, which is why standard is the default, but plenty of tables play it that way.

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