Muggins & All Fives Score Sheet

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In Muggins (All Fives) you score during play, every time the open ends add up to a multiple of five. Write each player's points for the hand on its row, and the first to the target wins: often 250 for two players and 200 for three or four.

How to use this sheet

1. Write each player's name or initials in the P1–P4 boxes.
2. During each hand, keep track of the multiples of five each player scores (a pencil tally in the margin works). At the end of the hand, add the going-out points and write each player's total on the row.
3. Add up the columns, or keep a running total, until someone reaches the target.

Scoring reminders

• After each play, add up all the open ends. If the total is a multiple of five, the player who just moved scores it.
• A double laid crosswise counts both halves: a 5-5 at an end counts 10.
• The player who goes out also scores the opponents' leftover pips, usually rounded to the nearest five. Forget to claim your points and an opponent can call "muggins!" and take them.

New to the game? Read the Muggins / All Fives rules.

FAQ

How do you keep score in Muggins?

Write down the multiples of five each player makes during the hand, plus the going-out points at the end, and keep a running total until someone reaches the target.

What score do you play to in All Fives?

Often 250 for two players and 200 for three or four; casual games also play to 100 or 150. Agree before you start.

Is this sheet for partners or individual players?

Either. Use P1–P4 for individual players, or two of the columns for two teams (partnership games often go to 250).