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The pair that named trump took 3 or 4 tricks. A player who went alone and took 3 or 4 counts here too.
Each table has a scorekeeper. After every hand, they tap what happened for the pair that scored, and Undo is right there if a tap goes wrong.
The pair that named trump took 3 or 4 tricks. A player who went alone and took 3 or 4 counts here too.
They took all 5 tricks.
One player went alone and took all 5. The app asks who, so loners count toward the prizes.
The pair that named trump took fewer than 3 tricks, so the other pair scores.
Everyone passed twice and the cards were thrown in. No points, but it still counts as one of the hands.
The hand ends and the other pair gets 2, or 4 if the renege was against a loner. Nobody ever loses points.
A round is 8 hands at each table, so everyone deals twice. When every table has finished, each player sees where to go next.
Your organizer can change the number of hands and what each hand is worth. It’s points only: no money changes hands in the app.
Every group plays euchre a little differently. The house rules all start off, and your organizer turns on the ones your group uses.
When Table 1 finishes its round, every other table finishes the hand it’s on and stops.
A round ends when a pair reaches the score your organizer sets, however many hands that takes.
Players who sit out a round get the points your organizer sets for it, like 6 or 7.
A defender may also go alone against a loner. Euchring the loner that way scores 4.
Euchring a player who went alone scores 4 instead of 2.
A player who goes alone and takes all 5 gets 1 extra point of their own.
If the pair that named trump takes no tricks at all, the other pair scores 4.
Hands per round, rounds per night, and what each hand is worth: 1, 2, 4 and 2 to start.
Put in the schedule once. Everyone taps I’m in or Can’t make it, and the waitlist fills any open seat in order.
See who’s hosting each euchre night, and where, so nobody has to ask.
Short a player? Text your subs from the app. Reminders on your phone before each euchre night, at the times your organizer sets (turn them on in Me).
After every round, everyone sees their next table, seat and partner, or that they sit out the next round.
Follow every table live, with your night round by round. Then see tonight’s winners, the season standings, the winners log and your brag card.
Large type and big buttons, with an extra-large setting too.
Not sure yet? In the app, tap Take a look first. You get your own private sample group with pretend players, three euchre nights already played and a practice night, so you can try everything, scoreboard and standings too, before you invite anyone.
US prices shown. In Canada, the store shows your price. Euchre Circle has its own subscription: it doesn’t include Bunco Circle or Mahjongg Circle, and their subscriptions don’t include Euchre Circle. Prices are per person: each player who wants the scoreboard and stats subscribes for themselves. Subscriptions are handled by Apple on iPhone and Google Play on Android, and can be cancelled anytime.