Euchre

Partnership Euchre scoring: tricks-in-hand, makers, loner bonus and two-point Euchres — totals update each hand.

Partnerships

Min 2, Max 2

Two columns — one per partnership (four players at the table in fixed seats).
Per-hand inputs for makers, tricks won, going alone, and 5-, 7-, 8- or 9-trick hands.
Automatic Euchre (two points to the defenders), marches, and four-point lone marches.
Running totals with a 10-point game target (change the target in your house rules if needed).
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Euchre is a trick-taking game for four players in two partnerships (partners usually sit across from each other). Use one column per partnership.
Each deal, players bid for trump. House rules differ on ordering, stick-the-dealer and whether the dealer must accept the up-card — agree before you score.
Pick how many tricks are played this hand: 5 for the usual 24-card deck (five cards each), 7 for 28 cards, 8 for 32 cards, or 9 for longer-hand variants.
Set “Makers” to yes for the partnership that called trump, and no for the defenders. Makers score 1 point for winning the minimum majority of tricks, 2 points for taking every trick, or 4 points for taking every trick while going alone.
If the defenders take a majority of tricks, the makers are Euchred and the defenders score 2 points.
Set “Went alone” to yes on the makers’ column only. Defenders should leave it set to no.

Agree which deck size and ordering rules you use before the first hand so the tricks-in-hand and trump fields stay consistent.
For each hand, mark exactly one partnership as makers and enter trick totals that add up to the number of tricks selected for that hand.
When you are makers, leading trump early often pulls opponents’ stopper cards and protects your partner’s winners.