Free Live Boxing Scoreboard
Round cards on the 10-point must system, live on any screen
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Boxing is scored by the round, not by the punch, so a counter that adds a point per blow has nothing to do with the result. This board asks one question after each round: who won it, and by how much. The answer is a round card, 10–9, 10–8 or 10–7, entered for both corners in one tap.
Running totals per corner sit on the board with the round-by-round breakdown underneath, and spectators see both. Warnings and point deductions have their own buttons, so a warning shows against the corner and a deduction takes one point off it.
Rounds default to 3 × 3:00 with a 60-second rest between them; both the count and the length are editable. One person runs it from a phone, everyone else follows a link or a QR code and sees the round, the clock and the cards. No accounts, no app, nothing to pay.
Built around the 10-point must system
One tap per round, both corners
After the bell, pick the winner and the margin: 10–9, 10–8 or 10–7. The board writes the card for both corners and updates the totals.
Round clock and rest timer
Three rounds of 3:00 by default, with a 60-second countdown between them. Both the number and the length of rounds are editable.
Warnings and deductions per corner
A warning shows against the corner. A point deduction takes one point off that corner's total.
You declare the result
The clock running out does not close the bout. It ends when you declare the result: KO, TKO, decision, split decision, DQ, RTD or draw.
Scoring parameters
- Rounds
- 3 × 3:00 by default, number and length editable
- Rest
- 60-second timer between rounds
- Round card
- 10–9, 10–8 or 10–7, one entry for both corners, no even rounds
- Result
- KO, TKO, decision, split decision, DQ, RTD or draw, declared by the operator
Questions about the boxing scoreboard
Is the boxing scoreboard free?
Yes, with no paid tier behind it. Opening a board, scoring a bout and sharing the live view cost nothing, for as many bouts as you run.
Does it keep three judges' cards?
No. It holds one card, the operator's, and it does not work out the decision for you; a three-judge panel still keeps its own cards.
What if I enter the wrong round card?
Undo takes the whole round card back, for both corners, and you enter it again. It never removes half a card, so both totals move together.
Does the bout end when the last round finishes?
No. The clock stopping does not close the bout; it ends when you declare the result: KO, TKO, decision, split decision, DQ, RTD or draw.
Do spectators need an account?
No. Share the link or the QR code: the view opens in any browser and shows the round, the clock, both totals and the round-by-round cards, and there is a TV view for a big screen.
Learn the scoring first
The 10-point must system, what a 10–8 round takes and how three cards add up to a decision, with a real scorecard read through.
Read: how boxing is scored