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Scorecard.gg is a single-purpose site: it hosts free digital scorecards for board games. The homepage is the main entry point, and from there you can reach the full game list, individual scorecards, and a contact page. The site states that no registration or payment is required, and the homepage carries an Amazon affiliate disclosure. The sections below describe what each part of the site contains and how to find what you need.
The three main sections
The site's navigation is built around three links: Home, Games, and Contact. A short line at the top of the page also notes the Amazon Associate disclosure ("As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases"), and the site is credited as "Made by Thomas Park."
| Section | What it contains | When you'd use it |
|---|---|---|
| Home | Headline "Free scorecards for your fave board games," the no-registration note, and the Popular Games list | Starting point; quick access to common games |
| Games | The full catalog, described on the page as "All 38 Games" | Finding a game that isn't in the popular list |
| Contact | A way to reach the site creator | Reporting a missing game, a scoring error, or other feedback |
Where the Popular Games list appears
The Popular Games list sits directly on the homepage, below the headline and the "No registration required" note. It links to individual scorecards for:
- Arboretum
- Cascadia
- Dutch Blitz
- Kingdomino
- Scrabble
- Sushi Go!
- Wingspan
- Yahtzee
A "Basic Scorecard" option is also listed alongside these. If your game is on this list, you can go straight from the homepage to its scorecard without visiting the Games section.
Finding a game outside the popular list
The homepage states the site covers "All 38 Games," so the Popular Games list is only a subset. For anything not shown there — for example, a less common title you're about to play — use the Games link to browse the full catalog, then open the scorecard for your title. The page describes the scorecards as quick, simple, and built on a clean minimalist interface, with no paper waste.
Reaching the site creator
The Contact link is the route for feedback or questions directed at the creator, Thomas Park. Use it if a game you play is missing from the catalog or if something on a scorecard doesn't match how you score at the table.
What the homepage tells you before you start
Three points on the homepage answer the most common pre-use questions:
- No account needed. The page states "No registration required," so you can open a scorecard and start scoring without signing up.
- No payment. The page states "Free" and "No payment required."
- Affiliate links exist. The Amazon Associate disclosure means some links on the site may earn a commission; this doesn't affect access to the scorecards themselves.
If you only need one game and it's in the Popular Games list, the homepage is enough. For anything else, go through Games, and use Contact when you need to reach the person behind the site.