Marriage Point Calculator

Marriage Point Calculator

A Marriage card game point calculator is a tool that can be used to quickly and easily calculate the number of points earned by a player or team during a game of Marriage. This can be done by inputting the number of tricks won, as well as the number of "marriage" cards (typically a queen or king of a specific suit) that were captured during those tricks. The calculator then uses a predetermined set of rules or point values to determine the final score for the player or team. These tools are commonly used in tournament play or friendly games where keeping score is important.

You can easily keep track of your marriage game points with a user-friendly UI, allowing you to focus on your game. This app is intended to help players keep track of their points in the Marriage card game. This app will save you a lot of time by having very simple and user friendly interfaces, allowing you to focus more on the game and less on the housekeeping pointing calculations.

Check out this awesome new app!

• Android:
• iOS

Developers:

• Manoj Shrestha
• Pujan Shrestha

UI/UX Designer:

• Kanchan Raj Pandey

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