Raspisnoy: Oh Hell Scorekeeper

Raspisnoy keeps score for raspisnoy poker while you play with real cards. Raspisnoy poker is the Russian member of the Oh Hell family of trick-taking games, known in English as Oh Hell, Contract Whist, Nomination Whist or Up and Down the River. One phone serves the whole table: you tap in bids and tricks, and the app works out points, places and the score sheet, in big, clear numbers. No more ruled notebooks, adding up columns or arguing about who bid what three rounds ago. The whole game as one mountain • The game's progress is drawn as a mountain: up from one card, the nines, back down, then blind, no-trump, plus and minus rounds. You always see how far you are and what comes next. • Before every round: who deals, how many cards to deal and who bids first. • Before the special rounds the app gives a short reminder of the rules. Bids in one tap • Big number keys, each showing the points it would score. • Spare or short tricks are shown at once, with the count: bid fewer than the cards dealt and you see "Spare 2", bid more and you see "Short 1". • The dealer bids last, and the forbidden number simply can't be tapped. • Blind bids for the player after the dealer: exact bids and shortfalls double on their own. Tricks and points without arithmetic • Enter tricks round the table; the last player's count fills itself in. • After each round the points appear beside every player, the totals update and the rows slide into place order. • Made a mistake? Undo the round with one tap, or fix any earlier round on the score sheet. A score sheet like the paper one • Every round on squared paper: bid and points, blind bids circled, passes as dashes. • Switch between running totals and points per round. A finale worth sharing • The winner, a podium and awards: most exact bids, biggest round, pass master, blind bids made. • Send the result to any messenger, and start a rematch with the same players in one tap. Statistics and your own rules • Win rate, average total, bid accuracy, passes kept, and each player's strongest and weakest rounds. • Classic rules for 4–6 players (36, 43 or 44 rounds), plus rule sets of your own: points, which rounds to play, the deck, blind bids, the dealer limit. Made for the table • Large type and numbers, buttons within thumb reach, no keyboard during play. • Night and day themes, the screen stays on during a game, haptic feedback. • The game is saved after every tap. Back up all games to a file. • 22 languages: English, Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian, Slovenian, Macedonian, Kazakh, Uzbek, Georgian, Armenian, Azerbaijani, Latvian, Lithuanian, Estonian, Romanian and German. • No internet, no sign-up, no ads. The app collects no data. How points are scored (Classic) • Take exactly your bid: 10 points per trick bid; a pass made scores 5. • Take more than your bid: 1 point per trick. Take fewer: minus 10 per missing trick. • Plus rounds: +20 per trick, −100 for none. Minus rounds: −20 per trick, +100 for none. The app only keeps score: the cards, the deal and the game itself stay at the table.

New design: large type, the game's mountain, under and over shown live, a final screen with a podium. 22 languages.