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Jasstafel
The traditional Swiss scoreboard, to print in landscape and slide into a sheet protector. Write with a dry-erase marker and it lasts all season.
Jasstafel
Arizona Swiss Society · Schieber · Game to 2500
Team 1
Team 2
Each stroke on the top line = 100, on the diagonal = 50, on the bottom line = 20. Leftover points go in the Rest box.Match = 257 · last trick = 5 · “Bedanken” ends the game
How to write the Z
- The board is split between the two teams; each team writes on its own half.
- Every stroke on the top line counts 100, on the diagonal 50, on the bottom line 20. Strokes are made from left to right, and the fifth one is drawn across the other four so they're easy to count.
- Big numbers go at the top, from right to left: a V for 500, an X for 1000.
- Whatever doesn't fit into strokes (for example 7 points) is written as a number in the Rest box.
- Example: a hand of 157 = one stroke on the 100 line, one on the 50 line, and 7 in the Rest box.
Conventions as described by the Schweizer Jassverzeichnis. House rules vary from table to table.
Our table: counts per trump
| Root | red trump (Hearts / Diamonds, Roses / Acorns) | 1× |
|---|---|---|
| Schwarz | black trump (Spades / Clubs, Shields / Bells) | 2× |
| Obenabe | Ace-down, no trump | 3× |
| Undenufe | 6-up, no trump | 3× |
| Slalom | no trump, the first card decides Ace-down or 6-up | 4× |
From the Arizona Swiss Society rules sheet by Kurt & Susan. The game usually goes to 2500.