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The built-in calculator handles complex scoring with full arithmetic, undo history, and a layout that adapts to your device orientation.

  1. Tap any player’s row in the gameplay view
  2. The calculator opens with the player’s current score
  3. Build an expression using numbers and operators
  4. Tap = to apply the result to the player’s score

The calculator supports four operations:

OperatorSymbolExample
Add+42 + 8 → 50
Subtract50 − 15 → 35
Multiply×6 × 7 → 42
Divide÷100 ÷ 4 → 25

Operator precedence is respected — multiplication and division evaluate before addition and subtraction. For example, 10 + 3 × 5 equals 25, not 65.

  • Undo — Step back through up to 50 levels of scoring history
  • Backspace — Delete characters one at a time while building an expression
  • AC (All Clear) — Reset the current expression

Tap the decimal point for fractional scores. The display shows up to 8 digits.

Rotate your device for an adapted layout:

OrientationLayoutDetails
Portrait4×5 gridStandard calculator layout
Landscape5×4 gridRepositioned utility keys for wider screens

All scores are clamped to ±999,999. If a calculation would exceed this range, the result is clamped to the nearest limit.

  • Use the calculator for multi-step scoring — enter 15 + 3 × 2 in one expression instead of multiple taps
  • The calculator respects order of operations, so you can enter expressions naturally
  • Swipe right on the display to backspace (in addition to the backspace button)
  • The undo button steps back through applied scores, not keystrokes

Does the calculator follow order of operations?

Section titled “Does the calculator follow order of operations?”

Yes. Multiplication (×) and division (÷) are evaluated before addition (+) and subtraction (−), just like a standard calculator.

The app handles this gracefully — division by zero returns 0 rather than crashing.

Use the subtract operator. For example, to set a score to −10, enter 0 − 10 and tap =.