Baloot rules

San and Hukm

• The last trick adds 10 abnat to whoever takes it.
• In San, abnat round to the nearest ten (a 5 rounds up), then divide by 10 and double.
• In Hukm, abnat divide by 10 to the nearest point, and a half rounds down.
• For example, 65 abnat score 14 in San and 6 in Hukm.
• The other team scores the rest of 26 in San or 16 in Hukm.

The buyer

• The buyer is the team that bought the San or the Hukm.
• The buyer has to score more than half the round: more than 13 in San or 8 in Hukm.
• If not, the buyer scores 0 and the other team takes the full 26 or 16 plus both teams' projects.

Kaboot

• A team that takes every trick (kaboot) scores 44 in San or 25 in Hukm plus its projects, and the other team scores 0.

Projects

• Each project counts for the team that holds it.
• Baloot always stays with its holder, even when the buyer loses, and is never multiplied.

Doubling

• The multiplier applies to the round points and the projects, except Baloot.
• In San, only Double (×2) is allowed, and only when one team is over 100 and the other under 100.
• With Gahwa, the team ahead on that round wins the whole match; on a tie, the buyer wins.

Winning

• The target is 152.
• The first team to reach 152 or more wins. If more than one gets there on the same hand, the highest wins; a tie plays another hand.

Kemlet keeps score for you in the app, with exactly these rules.