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All eleven rounds with the deal size and that round’s wild card printed on every row — so nobody has to ask "what’s wild?" — plus the card values, jokers and all.

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Five Crowns

Up to 7 players · five-suit double deck
11 rounds · Kings go wild last · lowest wins
Eleven rounds — the deal grows and the wild card rotates. Lowest total wins.
RoundCardsWildP1P2P3P4P5P6P7
133s
244s
355s
466s
577s
688s
799s
81010s
911Jacks
1012Queens
1113Kings
TOTAL

Scoring the leftovers

  • Cards in books and runs score nothing — count only what's left
  • Number cards — face value
  • Jack 11 · Queen 12 · King 13
  • Current wild card — 20
  • Joker — 50
  • Jokers are always wild; the round's number goes wild too
Five Crowns® is a registered trademark of its respective owner. This score sheet is an independent work created by Limestone Games and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the trademark owner — the name is used only to identify the game the sheet is for.
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Scoring Five Crowns

Five Crowns — often written 5 Crowns — is rummy with a rotating wild card and a five-suit deck — the fifth suit is stars — and it runs exactly eleven rounds. The deal grows from three cards to thirteen, and the wild card grows with it: threes are wild in the three-card round, and by the last round the Kings go wild.

What scores

Cards melded into books and runs score nothing. Everything left in hand counts against you: face value for number cards, 11-12-13 for jack, queen and king, 20 for the current wild card, and 50 for a joker. Lowest total after round eleven wins.

Those last two values shape the whole game — holding a joker hunting for the perfect run is a 50-point gamble every time someone else goes out.

Why the wild column matters

The single most-asked question at a Five Crowns table is "what's wild this round?" — so it's printed on every row of this sheet next to the deal size. When the discard pile answers get slow, check the row, not the rulebook.

Going out

When a player lays down their whole hand, everyone else gets one final turn to meld what they can before counting. That last turn is where jokers either find a home or cost 50.

Frequently asked

How many rounds? Eleven — deals of 3 through 13 cards.

What's wild? Jokers always, plus the card matching the round's deal size: 3s in round one, up through Kings in round eleven.

What's a leftover joker worth? Fifty points against you — the most expensive card in the game.

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