Cards Score Keeper1.0.3

Cards Score Keeper lets players enter and maintain scores for card games on a mobile device, keeping results together while the game continues. It records points without imposing a particular game’s rules or scoring method, so players can use their own scoring approach instead of adapting play to a built-in system.

Its documented use is Boerenbridge, played with a full 52-card French-suited deck. The round number determines how many cards each player receives, and one card from the remaining pile is revealed to assign the trump suit at random. A complete game contains multiple rounds, with each round divided into one or more play-rounds.

At the start of a round, each player predicts how many play-rounds they will win, then players follow the led suit when possible; the highest card in that suit wins unless a trump card overrides it, and the winner leads next. Within a suit, cards rank from Ace down through King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, and lower values. For scoring, a correct prediction earns 10 points plus 2 points for every play-round won, while an incorrect prediction loses twice the difference between the prediction and actual wins.

The app runs on Android 7.1 or later with universal architecture. Players may view their own cards while keeping them hidden from opponents, matching the table conventions of Boerenbridge.