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| Beginner's Cheat Sheet | Playing Rules Sheet | Score Sheet | Tournament Software |
| Beginners have a difficult time remembering the necessary information to play Bellot properly. | |||
| Click here to print a Cheat Sheet to help remember critical information. See the example below: | |||
 Figure 1. Cheat Sheet |
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| The Playing Rules Sheet teaches beginners the correct card play for every situation in a Round of Bellot. | |||
| The sheet does not address strategy but it's very useful for new players especially combined with a Cheat Sheet above. | |||
| Click here to print a Playing Rules Sheet. See the example below: | |||
 Figure 2. Playing Rules Sheet |
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| PlayBellot.com has designed a score sheet to help the scorekeeper track all important information about each Round of Bellot. |
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| Columns 1 and 2 are used to track one team's Score and Room. | |||
| Columns 3 and 4 are used to track the other team's Score and Room. | |||
| Column 5 is used to track which suit is Trumps in the current Round by circling C, D, H, or S (Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts, Spades). | |||
| Column 6 is used to track the Dealer's position. Fill the box indicating the Dealer's current location relative to the scorekeeper. | |||
| The scorekeeper's location at the table is represented by the bottom box. | |||
| Click the links below to print score sheets: | |||
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