
Bust or Bank
Push-your-luck scorekeeper
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Free
About
Bust or Bank does the math so you can focus on the game.
If you play a push-your-luck card game where the goal is to pull seven unique number cards without busting, you know the rules are simple — but tracking scores by hand gets in the way of the fun. Modifiers stack, halves round down, busts wipe the round, and someone always loses count. This app handles all of it instantly, so you can play more hands instead of doing arithmetic.
Why players love it:
- Tap-to-score interface — add a number, tap a modifier, tap Bank. The math happens in real time.
- Two rule-sets — Classic (additive modifiers, +2 through +10, ×2) and Vengeance (subtractive modifiers, −2 through −10, ÷2, plus a "lucky 13" special card).
- Auto-detects the seven-card bonus — pull seven unique numbers and the +15 applies automatically.
- Up to 10 players, with custom names and bright color tokens so you can see who's who at a glance.
- Set any target score — 100, 200, 500, your house rules.
- Round history is right there — see what everyone scored in each round.
- Big winner celebration when someone crosses the line.
- Works fully offline. No login. No accounts. No analytics. No ads. Your scores never leave your phone.
Perfect for game nights, road trips, holiday gatherings, lunch breaks. Anywhere you'd rather be playing the next hand than tallying the last one. Designed for one-handed phone use, so the person holding the app can still hold their cards.
Bust or Bank is an unofficial third-party scorekeeper, not affiliated with any card-game publisher. It's a math helper for the games you already own.
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What's New in Bust or Bank
1.0.2
May 29, 2026
Bigger, easier-to-read scoreboard on iPad — uses the whole screen instead of a narrow column. Score players one at a time: tap a player to enter their score, tap them again (or tap another player) to switch. Scoring controls stay hidden until you pick someone, so you scroll less and tap with intent. Smaller, less-cramped number buttons. New on-brand confirmation dialogs replace the plain system pop-ups for end-round and end-game prompts.
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