Bunco score card

Bunco score cards four to a page, one for each player at a table, and a tally sheet for the scorekeeper. The design is an original one called Chimeby. Download both blank below and print them now, or type the night's name and everyone's names on the cards first.

Card size: About 3.5 × 4.5 in, four to an 8 × 10 in sheet that prints on Letter or A4
Includes: Score cards for a table of four, a table tally, and six sample sheets: a Bunco night of twelve and a blank of each
On each card: Three sets of six rounds marked by dice, a box for each round's W or L, and boxes for wins, losses and buncos
Names: Type the night's name and four players on a row, and each card prints with its own name

2 templates

ChimebyBunco Score Sheet

Printable Bunco score cards, four to a sheet with dashed lines to cut along. Each card has a player's name, three sets of six rounds marked by dice, and boxes for wins, losses and buncos. The table tally is the scorekeeper's sheet, with Us and Them for every round and the scoring at the foot. Type four players' names in a row and they print on that sheet's cards, or leave them out for blank cards. Each sheet is 8 × 10 inches and prints on Letter or A4.

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JotburyPrintable Score Sheet

A printable score sheet template for game night: score pads for any board or card game, and sheets laid out for Farkle, Bunco, Spades, Canasta and Mexican Train. Type the game's name and the players' names in the sheet and every page prints with them, or leave the names out for a blank pad to write on. The Score Sheet has six players and thirteen rounds with a Total row, and the Running Total sheet keeps a total beside every score. The Farkle sheet prints its scoring at the foot of the page, and the Bunco score cards come four to a page. The Spades and Canasta sheets give each team of two its own columns, and the Canasta one works for Hand and Foot. Every sheet is 8 × 10 inches and prints on Letter or A4.

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From the template to a Bunco night

Every page is a row in a sheet: the night's name, a note, and the four players at a table. Fill a row for every four people and each card prints with its owner's name.

Add the template to a project
Free. It copies both sheets and six sample pages into a project of your own: a Bunco night of twelve on three sheets of cards, its table tally, and a blank of each.
Type the names
Put the night's name in Game, a line such as "Second Tuesday" in Note, and four names in Player 1 to Player 4. Add a row for every four players. A name you leave out prints as a line to write on.
Pick the sheet
Score Cards prints four cards to a page with dashed lines to cut along. Table Tally is the scorekeeper's sheet, with Us and Them and a total for every round.
Print the night
On Hobby and up, export a PDF on Letter or A4: every row is a page. Print a tally for every table. The blank sheets below are free and need no account.

How Bunco is scored

The rules in short, as the score card and the tally keep them. Each round every table rolls for the same number, 1s in round 1 up to 6s in round 6, three dice at a time.

At the table	Points	What gets written down
A die showing the round's number	1	The scorekeeper adds it under Us or Them
A bunco: all three dice showing the round's number	21	Points on the tally, and a mark in the roller's Buncos box
Three of a kind of another number	5	Under Us or Them, like any points
A roll that scores nothing	0	Nothing: pass the dice to your left
A team at the head table reaches 21		The bell rings and every table stops
Your team ends the round ahead		W in that round's box on your card
Your team ends the round behind		L in that round's box on your card

Six rounds make a set, and each card holds three sets. After every round players move and change partners: the winners at the head table stay and its losers move down, and the winners at the other tables move up. At the end of the night everyone counts their own wins, losses and buncos. Some groups play without the 5 point rule, so agree on it first.

Prefer a blank file?

Two blank sheets in pink on white: four score cards to cut apart, and the tally for one table. Print them at actual size, a sheet of cards for every four players and a tally for every table. No account needed.

Questions about the Bunco score card

Everything you need to know before getting started.

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What is the difference between the score card and the tally sheet?

The score card is each player's own: a W or an L for every round and a count of their buncos, so it goes with them from table to table. The tally stays on the table, and the scorekeeper writes every turn's points on it under Us or Them to see which team won the round.

Can I download blank Bunco score cards without signing up?

Yes. The PDFs on this page are two pages each, a sheet of four score cards and a table tally, on Letter or on A4, with no account needed. Print them at actual size and cut the cards apart along the dashed lines.

How do I put everyone's names on the cards?

Add the template to a project, which is free. Each row of the sheet is one page of four cards: type the night's name in Game and four players in Player 1 to Player 4, and add a row for every four people. Exporting the PDF to print is on the Hobby plan.

How many score cards do I need for a Bunco night?

One per player, so three sheets of four for the usual twelve, and a tally for each table. A card holds three sets of six rounds. If your group plays four sets, print a second card for each player.

Who wins at Bunco?

Usually more than one person. Most groups give prizes for the most buncos and the most wins, often one for the most losses too, and some for the last bunco of the night. Everyone adds up their own card when the last round ends.