Creating a Bunco score sheet template can help record the scores without error while playing the game. The Bunco score sheets you create can be customized to the number of players. It is not as difficult as it seems and the following steps will help in creating bunco sheets for you.
1. First of all, you can create free bunco score sheets from scratch using any program like the Microsoft word.
2. Open a new document in Microsoft word. Separate the page into four columns equally. Start writing in the first column on the left top.
3. At the top of the column, write the title as “Bunco score sheet”. You can design the text if you want to make it look attractive.
4. Just below it, create a blank field to enter the name of the team. Now below the name, create another four columns. Make six blank lines in each column and number them. In these columns the individual score of each player is recorded.
5. Below the four columns make three blank fields and name them, ‘Buncos’, Wins, and ‘Losses’. Here the scorekeeper of each team will record the total score of the team.
6. Remember, you separated the whole page into four columns firstly, after opening Microsoft word. Now copy all the items created in the top left column and paste it in the remaining three columns.
7. The score sheet created in the first column was only for one team. Copying that score sheet will help you to print them together and supply to each team before the game starts.
1. The scorekeeper of each team records the number of rounds they win and lose. Usually at the end of the game prizes are awarded for the most wins, most losses and most Buncos.
2. The number of players in a Bunco game usually can be more than twelve but not less than it. You can record on your score record yourself or assign a team member who can be the scorekeeper of the team.
3. When a round ends, the winning team goes on a high table. The winning team must move to a high table and the losing team must move to a low table after each round. If two team have a tie at the end of a round, there will be roll-off to find the winning team.
4. There is no strategy in this game, the game is about rolling the dice and socializing with everyone present. The main aim of the game is to interact with everyone attending in a gathering
5. More scorecards will be needed if there are more than 12 players in a game. The score will be questioned by each player when they change the team, therefore the scores must be recorded correctly.
