Tarot
3 to 5 playersContracts, bouts, petit au bout, poignées, and chelem. Calling the king at five, and the distribution that always adds up correctly.
Tarot, Belote Coinchée, Yahtzee, Pétanque, Rummy, and Poker: enter the deal, and Ardoise applies the official rules for each game. No more adding up on the back of a ticket.
| Round | Léa | Hugo | Chloé | Malik |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1 | +180 | −60 | −60 | −60 |
| R2 | +28 | +28 | +28 | −84 |
| R3 | −37 | +111 | −37 | −37 |
| 171 | 79 | −69 | −181 |
Generic scorekeepers just add up numbers. Ardoise knows the scoring system for each game, and more games are added with every update.
Contracts, bouts, petit au bout, poignées, and chelem. Calling the king at five, and the distribution that always adds up correctly.
Contracts, coinche and surcoinche, capot, belote-rebelote, and dix de der. The defense's points are counted your way.
The thirteen-box grid, filled player by player. The 63-point bonus is triggered at the right time, without needing manual recalculation.
End by end, tête-à-tête, doubles, or triples. 13 points or a shorter game, with fanny tracking included.
Jokers, non-opening, and dry rummy. Six settings to play just like you do at home, up to the score limit.
Texas Hold'em without chips on the table: Ardoise manages stacks, blinds, and pots, action by action. Chips, never money.
No forced free games: if you're here for Belote, Belote is yours for free.
Simply start a game you're interested in: it becomes one of your two free games, permanently.
Unlocks one additional game, forever.
All games, including future ones, and no more ads.
Removes ads throughout the entire app, without unlocking any games.
One-time purchases via the App Store, no subscriptions. Prices indicated for France.
Ardoise keeps the score, you keep your head in the game.
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Designed for the table, not the spreadsheet.
Choose the game and your conventions
Scoring rules vary from table to table: set them when you create the game. They remain fixed until the end.
Enter what happened
The contract and bouts in Tarot, the Yahtzee box, the bets in Poker. Ardoise calculates everyone's score.
The scorecard keeps itself
Ardoise suggests closing the game when it's finished, without forcing it, then archives it in your history.