An encounter with a tie game is inevitable for a long-term player. The official Yahtzee rules don’t address the subject so it remains the responsibility of the game host to develop a plan for dealing with ties. It will depend on each unique situation, but in most cases a tied game should pose no problem. This is particularly true in series play where the sum total of several games determines the outcome. In this case, a tie in a single match doesn’t matter and will stand as it was rolled. In a sudden-death tournament match, however, a tie will need to be broken. You can break a tie in Yahtzee in a number of ways. The simplest method is for each player to roll a single die where the highest number wins. Or roll all five dice and use the highest Chance score to settle it. The most used tie-breaker in tournament play involves rolling up to three times in a single turn and using the best result as the determinant.