Please be aware that there are times when you may choose to place a score into a box knowing that you will score zero. Round two cannot begin until all of these boxes have a score in them! The other boxes for round 1 are calculated automatically (subtotal, bonus, total 1, total 2 and grand total) and are used for reference only.īelow is a list of all of the scoring boxes and how it is possible to score into them. These are the score-boxes that are available during the first round. I have highlighted some of the boxes in green. To the right is an example of a yahtzee score-card. Yahtzee Scoring Rules The Yahtzee Score Card Please see the next page of the rules for an explanation of the scores that can be achieved in Yahtzee. After this final roll, the player must choose whereabouts on his yahtzee scorecard he would like to place his score.

After this roll, he has the choice again to roll some or all of the dice again, for his final third roll. He may then choose to roll some or all of the dice a second time. On the first roll, the player must roll all five of the dice. Once all rounds have been completed, the game is over and the player with the highest total shall be the winner!Įach player's turn consists of three dice rolls. Each round always consists of 13 turns per player, who take one turn at a time so player 1 has his first turn, then player 2 has his first turn, and so on, until all players have completed the round. That is a choice the players must make before they begin a new game.

Just click 'print'!Įach game of yahtzee can consist of between 1 and 6 rounds. This page has simple printable yahtzee game rules.

Free printable yahtzee game rules