Free roundnet scoring app that knows the rules
Roundnet, which almost everybody calls Spikeball after the brand that made it popular, is rally scoring on a circular net. Every rally is a point, which makes games short and the scorekeeping simple.
- Rally scoring: every rally is a point
- Games to 21, win by 2, or 11 and 15 for a faster queue
- Serve tracking with the serving team shown
- Point caps, skunk and handicaps for backyard play
Score a roundnet game right here
This is the real engine, with real roundnet rules. Tap a side to score. Nothing is saved and nobody is asked to sign up.
How roundnet scoring works
Every rally scores, whoever served. Games go to 21 and you must win by two. Tournament play is usually a best of three.
Start from a preset, tweak anything
Official rules, alternate rules, house rules
Everything you can set when you create a match or a tournament. Presets fill these in; you can change any of them.
- Match format (Doubles (2 v 2) · Singles (1 v 1))
- Games (Single game · Best of 3 · Best of 5 · Best of 7)
- Scoring style (Rally scoring · Side-out (only the server scores))
- Points to win a game
- Win by 2
- Swap ends in the deciding game
- Point cap (0 = none)
- Serve rule (Rally winner serves next · No serve tracking)
- Who serves first in the next game (Alternate each game · Winner of the last game · Loser of the last game)
- Who serves first (Side A · Side B · Coin flip)
- Side A starts each game with
- Side B starts each game with
- Skunk rule: game ends at N to 0
Roundnet scoring app FAQ
How do you score Spikeball?
Rally scoring: every rally is a point regardless of who served. Games go to 21, win by two.
Is Spikeball the same as roundnet?
Roundnet is the sport; Spikeball is the brand that popularized it, and the name most people use.
Is there a free Spikeball scoreboard?
Yes. Score All keeps the score on any phone with a live link spectators can watch.
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Table Tennis
Official 11-point scoring, deuce serving, doubles rotation.
Pickleball
Side-out or rally scoring, 0-0-2 doubles, server tracking.
Tennis
Games, sets, deuce and tiebreaks, all counted for you.
Padel
Tennis scoring, always doubles, golden point option.
Badminton
Rally scoring to 21, 30-point cap, best of 3.
Squash
PAR to 11, best of 5; English scoring to 9 as an option.
Racquetball
Side-out scoring to 15, tiebreaker to 11.
Volleyball
Sets to 25, deciding set to 15, best of 3 or 5.
Basketball
Game clock, shot clock, periods, fouls and overtime, or pickup to 21.
Soccer
Two halves, running clock, goals, cards, extra time and penalties.
Futsal
Two 20-minute halves, accumulated fouls, indoor five-a-side.
Football
Quarters, touchdowns, field goals and a game clock.
Rugby
Tries, conversions, penalties and drop goals on a running clock.
Hockey
Three periods, goals, overtime and a shootout.
Lacrosse
Four quarters, goals, penalties and overtime.
Baseball & softball
Innings, outs, line score, walk-offs and mercy rules.
Ultimate frisbee
Game to 15, cap at 17, halftime at 8.
Pool & billiards
Race to N racks for 8-ball, 9-ball, 10-ball; points for straight pool.
Bocce
Frame scoring: 1 to 4 points a frame, first to 12.
Shuffleboard
Table (to 15/21, 1-4 a round) or deck (to 75, triangle scoring).
Cornhole
Cancellation scoring to 21, bust or exact finish.
Beer pong
Cups sunk, first to clear the rack.
Custom points game
Any points-based game: set the target, the serve rule and the point values.
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