If you recall, we configured this event with four different games.  The scorecard is divided into different views based on those configured games.  The default view is the first game you configure which, in our example, was Skins.

If we tap on the "Net Stroke Play" tab at the top of our screen we switch to the view that shows the scores for that game.  Note that since we only did half course handicap for skins on the prior screen, now we see dots for the full course handicap for each player.

For the Gross Stroke Play view you can see there are no "pops" on any hole, just straight stroke play.

To finish the first look we'll tap on our Team Stroke Play tab to see the standings for the team game.

Now let's take a look at the leadboard - this is one of the best features of Marker.  From any of the game tabs you can tap on the Trophy icon to get to the leaderboard.

First we get a view of the "Skins" leaderboard.  Here we can see there are five skins out so far.  If we want to see more detail, tap on "Show hole by hole" to get a full view on where the skins game stands.

Now we can see the full detail of the skins game.  Which holes have been won, which have been tied and which are still being contested (because not all groups have completed the hole).  Tap on any of the "ties" hole to see detail of all the players that tied that hole.

Here we can see the six players tied number 1 with a score of four.  On a side not, another feature of Marker is that you can choose to use "half" strokes for Skins.  We use this feature when we don't want a gross score to be cut by an equivalent net score.

Now we'll take a look at the accounting for the Skins game so far. This view assumes that the entries have already been collected.  You can see how much each player gets from the pot.  Keep in mind, the stats are not final as the event is not complete by all teams yet.

If you'd rather see a view of the full accounting, you can tap the "Profit/Loss" button to get a view of the total winnings, total buy-in and net winnings.

Next we'll scroll down to have a look at the leaderboard for the Net Stroke Play game.  We didn't set a wager for this game so there is no winning tally but you can see the full leaderboard based on Net Score so far.   For any player, you can tap their name to get a full view of their score so far.

Here you can see a detailed hole-by-hole score for each competitor.  Scroll right to see the full scorecard for the selected user.  This same functionality is availabe in the Gross Stroke Play section.  We'll skip that and move on to the Team Stroke Play view.

Here we can see where the Team Stroke Play game stands.  We can also tap on each team entry to get a detailed view of where the bets stand. 

Here we see that (so far) Team one has won $60 for the front and stands to win $30 for the back (note the game is not finished yet - they still have to play 18).  Also - they are winning the overall which pays $200.  Tap below on Game Accounting for more detail.

Here we can see how much each player winf from the "pot".  We can also tap on the Profit/Loss button to get a more detailed view of who owes whom what.

Here is a more detailed view of how much each player won, less how much the bought in for, to show a Net view of what they won for this particular game.  If you expand the Overall Event section below, there is a total account the spans alls the games that have wagers.

As with the other sections, you can toggle between the Settlement view and the Profit/Loss views.  This shows the accounting for all the wagers across all the games.

Here is the final Profit/Loss tally across all the games that have wagers associated with them.  Again - keep in mind this example event is not complete so these stats could still change.