Azul Score Calculator
Free Azul score calculator for end-game scoring. Enter your score-track position, tap your wall tiles and the calculator adds the +2 row, +7 column and +10 colour bonuses for you. Mobile friendly, 2–4 players, no sign-up.
2–4 players · 2017 · Michael Kiesling
Calculator
Scoreboard
- Player 10
- Player 20
Tie-breaker: the tied player with the most complete horizontal rows wins. If still tied, players share the victory.
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Your current score marker position after the last wall-tiling phase (tile placement points already counted).
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Only if you have not yet subtracted the final round’s floor penalty: −1, −1, −2, −2, −2, −3, −3.
End-game bonuses
0Tap the tiles you have placed. Complete rows (+2), columns (+7) and colour sets (+10) are counted automatically.
Rows 0×2 · Columns 0×7 · Colours 0×10
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Your current score marker position after the last wall-tiling phase (tile placement points already counted).
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Only if you have not yet subtracted the final round’s floor penalty: −1, −1, −2, −2, −2, −3, −3.
End-game bonuses
0Tap the tiles you have placed. Complete rows (+2), columns (+7) and colour sets (+10) are counted automatically.
Rows 0×2 · Columns 0×7 · Colours 0×10
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How scoring works in Azul
- During the game (wall-tiling phase): each tile you place scores 1 point if it has no adjacent tiles; otherwise count the tiles linked to it horizontally and vertically (including itself) and score both directions.
- Floor line: tiles on the floor line cost −1, −1, −2, −2, −2, −3, −3 points each round. Your score can never go below 0.
- The game ends after the round in which at least one player completes a horizontal row of 5 tiles.
- End-game bonus: +2 points for each complete horizontal row.
- End-game bonus: +7 points for each complete vertical column.
- End-game bonus: +10 points for each colour of which you placed all 5 tiles.
- Highest score wins. Ties go to the player with more complete horizontal rows.
Good to know
- Because tile-placement points depend on the order tiles were placed, this calculator uses your score-track position for in-game points and only automates the end-game bonuses.
- The wall grid uses the standard coloured player board (blue, yellow, red, black, white – each row shifted one step). Playing the grey side? Just tap the cells you filled; the bonus maths is identical.
Frequently asked questions
How is Azul scored at the end of the game?
Add end-game bonuses to your score-track total: +2 per complete horizontal row, +7 per complete vertical column and +10 per colour with all 5 tiles on your wall.
How many points is a column in Azul?
A complete vertical column of 5 tiles is worth 7 bonus points at the end of the game. A complete horizontal row is worth 2, and a full colour set is worth 10.
Can your Azul score go negative?
No. Floor-line penalties can never take you below 0 on the score track. This calculator caps the track score at 0 before adding bonuses.
Who wins a tie in Azul?
The tied player with the most complete horizontal rows wins. If that is also equal, the victory is shared.