Begin with earned coins
Every player has six immediate awards. Add those score coins without scoring the final board again. A complete personal collection contains between six and twenty-four coins before the other bonuses are included.
If you recorded some awards on paper, confirm whether the written figures replace or duplicate the physical markers. The final total should contain each earned point exactly once.
Add the collection bonus
Sort the badges into identities and add two points for each different type. Lemon, Bell, Lemon and Coin represent three types, contributing six points. The repeated Lemon does not create a fourth type.
A tray with twelve score coins and those three identities reaches eighteen points before the card is considered. If Strike remains unused, add one to reach nineteen; a spent card leaves the total at eighteen.
Settle the comparison
The greater total wins the tabletop session. If totals tie, the player with more different badge types leads. If variety is also equal, the result is shared without an extra chance-based action.
The score helper works from the counts you enter and does not reconstruct a physical match. The two-seat practice table, by contrast, records each collected turn and derives both totals from its visible history.
Add a personal score
Enter the contents of one completed tray. The result remains a local counting aid.
12 + 6 + 1 = 19.