3-13 Score Card Notepad

The game 3-13 (Three Thirteen) has been in my family for years. When I first learned to play, it was simple from start to finish. I would get outlined paper and record the score. But each time we played a new problem would arise. Whose turn was it to deal, how long does it take us to play an average game, what time did we start, etc. With all the new information we wanted to record drawing the scorecard took too much time. To simplify that I have created the 3-13 scorecard. Features of the Scorecard Track: date, start time, and end time. Identify players: Player 1-6, as well as placing player names or initials under the numbers. Dealer: Place player initials in the rotation down the column to track whose turn it is to deal Stages: Keep track of what stage you're on and what card is currently wild. Scoring First round: place the score in the stage 3 grid. second round: place the score in the corner box. Add the box to the previous stage and place the answer in the stage 4 grid. Third round: place the score in the corner box. Add the box to the previous stage and place the answer in the stage 5 grid. scoring continues... *When a player is the first to go out this round, place a line under their 0 score to keep track of who goes out the most during the game. If 2 people have a zero score, only place the line under the first player to complete the round.