Yahtzee | Play it online YAHTZEE TOTAL SCORE Hi there! Do you want to talk to other users of this game? Share stories about how bad Bill is as a partner, or send us your suggestions and questions? Get notified of new games and changes to old ones? Then check out our new Facebook page ! Did you accidentally turn off the theme? Click here to turn it on again . Advertisement Yahtzee Rules The objective of YAHTZEE is to get as many points as possible by rolling five dice and getting certain combinations of dice. Gameplay In each turn a player may throw the dice up to three times. A player doesn't have to roll all five dice on the second and third throw of a round, he may put as many dice as he wants to the side and only throw the ones that don't have the numbers he's trying to get. For example, a player throws and gets 1,3,3,4,6. He decides he want to try for the large straight, 1,2,3,4,5. So, he puts 1,3,4 to the side and only throws 3 and 6 again, hoping to get 2 and 5.

In this game you click on the dice you want to keep. They will be moved down and will not be thrown the next time you press the 'Roll Dice' button. If you decide after the second throw in a turn that you don't want to keep the same dice before the third throw then you can click them again and they will move back to the table and be thrown in the third throw. Upper section combinations Ones: Get as many ones as possible. Twos: Get as many twos as possible. Threes: Get as many threes as possible. Fours: Get as many fours as possible. Fives: Get as many fives as possible. Sixes: Get as many sixes as possible. For the six combinations above the score for each of them is the sum of dice of the right kind. E.g. if you get 1,3,3,3,5 and you choose Threes you will get 3*3 = 9 points. The sum of all the above combinations is calculated and if it is 63 or more, the player will get a bonus of 35 points.

On average a player needs three of each to reach 63, but it is not required to get three of each exactly, it is perfectly OK to have five sixes, and zero ones for example, as long as the sum is 63 or more the bonus will be awarded. Lower section combinations Three of a kind: Get three dice with the same number. Points are the sum all dice (not just the three of a kind). Four of a kind: Get four dice with the same number. Points are the sum all dice (not just the four of a kind). Full house: Get three of a kind and a pair, e.g. 1,1,3,3,3 or 3,3,3,6,6. Scores 25 points. Small straight: Get four sequential dice, 1,2,3,4 or 2,3,4,5 or 3,4,5,6. Scores 30 points. Large straight: Get five sequential dice, 1,2,3,4,5 or 2,3,4,5,6. Scores 40 points.

Chance: You can put anything into chance, it's basically like a garbage can when you don't have anything else you can use the dice for. The score is simply the sum of the dice. YAHTZEE: Five of a kind. Scores 50 points. You can optionally get multiple Yahtzees, see below for details. Multiple Yahtzees After months of requests from people about adding support for multiple Yahtzees I've finally added it. You can toggle multiple Yahtzees on and off via the Options menu. The rules around it are a bit complex, but I believe they are the right ones, at least according to . There are a couple of different cases: You already have a Yahtzee: You get a 100 bonus points in the Yahtzee box, but you also have a joker, which means that you can choose another move for the Yahtzee you just got. If the number you got yahtzees with has not been filled out in the upper section, then you must choose that. E.g.

if you get an additional Yahtzee with 2's, and you haven't filled out the 2's in the upper section then you must choose that, and get 10 points for it. If the upper section box is already filled then you can choose any of the lower region boxes, and they will be scored as normal. Yahtzee is a superset of 3 of a kind, 4 of a kind, full house and chance, but you can also choose small or large straight and will get the normal 30 and 40 points for those. You've already put 0 in the Yahtzee box: In this case you get no 100 point bonus, but you do get a joker, and can choose your move following the rules described above for jokers. Strategy tips Try to get the bonus. Focus on getting good throws with fives and sixes, then it won't matter if you put 0 in the ones or twos. You can always put in 0 for a combination if you don't have it, even if you have some other combination. E.g.

if you had 2,3,4,5,6 and the only things you had left were Ones and Sixes, then it would be better to put 0 in Ones than to put only 6 in Sixes. Maximum score The maximum possible score without multiple Yahtzees is 375, and you would get that by getting 5 ones (5), 5 twos (10), 5 threes (15), 5 fours (20), 5 fives (25), 5 sixes (30), get the bonus points (35), five sixes (30) for three of a kind, five sixes (30) for four of a kind, get a full house (25), get a small straight (30), get a large straight (40), five sixes for chance (30), get a YAHTZEE (50). 5 + 10 + 15 + 20 + 25 + 30 + 35 + 30 + 30 + 25 + 30 + 40 + 30 + 50 = 375!

YAHTZEE vs. YATZY In Scandinavia this game is called YATZY and has different rules, scoring and combinations. If you're from Denmark, Sweden or Iceland and are playing this game and thinking there's something wrong with it, then no, there's nothing wrong, they are just different rules. Check Wikipedia for a detailed list of the differences between the two games. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the game. If you have any questions or comments, send them to admin@cardgames.io . Back to game About Yahtzee This online version of YAHTZEE was made by me. My name is Einar Egilsson and over there on the left is my current Facebook profile picture! In the last couple of years I've made a number of simple online card games, including Hearts and Spades . After making seven card games and three solitaires I figured it was time to try something else, so I decided to make YAHTZEE (or YATZY as it's known here in Denmark, where the rules and scoring are also slightly different).

It's been a fun game to make, and I'm looking forward to seeing how well Bill will play against human opponents :) The game is made using Javascript, HTML and CSS, with jQuery and a couple of jQuery plugins used for animations. Since I have no artistic talent whatsoever I used graphics that I found at OpenClipArt , a great site with free graphics. Any questions, comments or requests about the game, please send them to admin@cardgames.io . Hope you enjoy the game! Yahtzee Rules - How Yahtzee Works | HowStuffWorks How Yahtzee Works Image courtesy Hasbro The Yahtzee goal is pretty straightforward: You're trying for 12 different combinations of the five dice, and you get a certain number of points for each combination you roll. Each combination has a slot on the score card, and the goal is to fill each slot with the maximum number of points available for that combination. The 12 rolls and their corresponding point totals are: Up Next Ones --The best roll is five 1's. You get one point for each 1. Twos -- The best roll is five 2's. You get two points for each 2. Threes -- The best roll is five 3's.

You get three points for each 3. Fours -- The best roll is five 4's. You get four points for each 4. Fives -- The best roll is five 5's. You get five points for each 5. Sixes -- The best roll is five 6's. You get six points for each 6. Three of a kind -- Add up face values of all five dice. Four of a kind -- Add up face values of all five dice. Full house -- Three of any number along with two of any number will get you 25 points. Small straight -- Any four consecutive numbers gets you 30 points. Large straight -- Any five consecutive numbers gets you 40 points. Yahtzee (five of a kind) -- Any five of a kind gets you 50 points. You have three rolls on each turn to get the combination you want, and you can keep as many dice from each roll as you want. So if, on one turn, you roll a 2, three 3's and a 6 on the first roll, you might decide to keep the 3's and roll the other three dice again.

If on that second roll you get, say, a 3 and a 5, you'll keep the 3. On the third roll, you're aiming for one more 3 so you can get the maximum number of points for the combination, which is 15 (or, of course, a 50-point Yahtzee). If you roll a 2 on that last roll, you'll enter a "12" in the threes slot; or, if you would rather score for your Four of Kind, you could tally up the sum of the dice. There's also a "Chance" slot on the score card. Let's say you decided to keep the 2 and the 6 from that first roll and go for your Large Straight, because you already got your 3's and your Three of a Kind on a previous turn. And let's say you roll three 3's on your second and third rolls. That means you're left with no useful combination. In that case, you'll fill in your Chance slot. The point total for Chance is the total of all dice. That's the basic game, but there's more to it.

If you're running out of time and you can't score for the boxes you have left, or if you don't want to use up a potentially high-scoring box with a measly roll, you can enter a zero in any slot. You'll have to decide when to sacrifice a box, or when to hold out and go big. This is where strategy comes in. The Rules of Yahtzee The Rules of Yahtzee Standard Play Objective of the Game Yahtzee can be played in solitary or by a group. The group version simply consists of a number of players playing the solitary version simultaneously, with the highest score winning. I'll explain the solitary version, since that's what the applet lets you play (although you could use the "Clone Window" option to let multiple players play). The game consists of 13 rounds. In each round, you roll the dice and then score the roll in one of 13 categories. You must score once in each category -- which means that towards the end of the game you may have to settle for scoring zero in some categories. The score is determined by a different rule for each category; see the section on Scoring below.

The object of the game is to maximize your total score (of course :-). The game ends once all 13 categories have been scored. Rolling the Dice You have five dice which you can roll, represented by the die faces at the top of the applet window. To start with, you roll all dice by clicking on the Roll All button. After you roll all dice, you can either score the current roll, or re-roll any or all of the five dice. To re-roll some of the dice, click on the toggle button underneath the die face you want to re-roll, then click on the Re-roll button. This will re-roll the selected dice, leaving the unselected ones unchanged. You can roll the dice a total of three times -- the initial roll (in which you must roll all the dice), plus two re-rolls of any or all dice. After rolling three times, you must score the roll . Once you've scored the roll, you roll all the dice again and repeat the process. You continue until all 13 categories have been filled, at which time the game is over. Scoring Once you have the dice face combination you want to score, you score the roll in one of the 13 categories.

You do this by clicking on one of the radio buttons in either the Upper Scores or Lower Scores box. Once a category has been scored, it is closed out for the rest of the game; you cannot change a category's score once it's been set. Each category defines its own scoring rules, as described below. Upper Scores In the upper scores, you total only the specified die face. So if you roll: and score in the Threes category, your total for that entry would be 9. This same roll would yield zero points if you scored it in the Aces (Ones), Twos, or Fives category, four points if you scored it in the Fours category, or six points if you scored it in the Sixes category. When the game is over, if you score 63 or more upper points (an average of 3 die faces per category), you will get an upper bonus of 35 points. Of course do don't need to score exactly three die faces in each upper category to get the bonus, as long as the upper total is at least 63.

Lower Scores In the lower scores, you score either a set amount (defined by the category), or zero if you don't satisfy the category requirements. 3 and 4 of a Kind For 3 of a Kind, you must have at least three of the same die faces. If so, you total all the die faces and score that total. Similarly for 4 of a Kind, except that you must have 4 of the 5 die faces the same. So for example, if you rolled: you would receive 20 points for 3 of a Kind, but zero points for 4 of a Kind. Straights Like in poker, a straight is a sequence of consecutive die faces; a small straight is 4 consecutive faces, and a large straight is 5 consecutive faces. Small straights score 30 points and large straights score 40 points. Thus, if you rolled: you could score either a small straight or a large straight, since this roll satisfies both. Full House Again as in poker, a Full House is a roll where you have both a 3 of a kind, and a pair. Full houses score 25 points.

Yahtzee A Yahtzee is a 5 of a Kind (i.e. all the die faces are the same), and it scores 50 points. If you roll more than one Yahtzee in a single game, you will earn a 100 point bonus for each additional Yahtzee roll, provided that you have already scored a 50 in the Yahtzee category. If you have not scored in the Yahtzee category, you will not receive a bonus. If you have scored a zero in the Yahtzee category, you cannot receive any bonuses during the current game. You can also use subsequent Yahtzee's as jokers in the lower scores section, provided the following criteria have been satisfied: You have scored a zero or 50 in the Yahtzee category. You have filled the corresponding category in the upper scores section. For example, if you have rolled: the Fives category must also be filled. If this is the case, you can use the Yahtzee as a joker to fill in any lower scores category. You score the category as normal.

Thus for the Small Straight, Large Straight, and Full House categories, you would score 30, 40, and 25 points respectively. For the 3 of a Kind, 4 of a Kind, and Chance categories, you would score the total of the die face. Chance Chance is the catch-all roll. You can roll anything and you simply total all the die faces values. Yahtzee Instructions Sign in/Sign up Overview The goal of Yahtzee is to get as many points as possible by rolling combinations of five dice. You can roll up to three times, possibly choosing to just roll some of the dice each time. After you roll, you choose which slot to use based on the combination rolled. Different combinations of dice earn points differently. If you don’t meet the requirements for the combination you choose, you will get zero points for that slot. The game ends when you have filled in all the slots in the game. The points are divided into two sections, the upper section and the lower section (to fit better on a computer screen, the “upper” section is shown on the left, and the “lower” section is shown on the right).

Game Play Click the “Roll” button to roll the dice (duh!). You can keep as many of the dice as you want by clicking on the dice or the check boxes underneath them. You can uncheck a die if you decide you want to roll it later. After your three rolls are up, you have to choose the combination you want credit for (you do not have to use all three rolls). To choose a slot, just click the button with the appropriate combination on it. You can then roll again. Each button also has a keyboard equivalent. Click the "keyboard" link at the bottom or press "?" for a reference. Upper Section Points for the top section are determined by adding up all the dice that match the slot number. For example, if you rolled a 1, 3, 4, 4, and 3, you would get 6 points in the 3′s slot (2 * 3), 1 point in the 1′s slot (1 * 1), or 8 points in the 4′s slot (2 * 4). If you get 63 points in the upper section, you will also get a 35 point bonus.

To get 63 points, you need an average of 3 matching dice for each slot. The subtotal box will tell you if you are on track to get the bonus by showing how far behind or ahead you are. If the option to color code the top section or subtotal box is on, each box will turn red if you used less than 3 dice, blue if you used exactly 3 dice, or green if you used more than 3 dice. The subtotal box is colored similarly based on whether you are behind, on track, or ahead of where you should be to get the bonus. Lower Section The slots in the lower section are based on combinations. Each slot has a different rule for when you can get points for it and how the score is calculated. The combinations are mostly based on poker hands and are listed below. The order of the dice does not matter—the only thing that matters is the numbers. Combinations Sum of all the dice 2, 2, 4, 6, 1 => 15 points Special Yahtzee rules The first time you get a yahtzee in a game it is worth 50 points (if you use it in the yahtzee slot).

If you roll another yahtzee after you have already gotten the 50 points ( i.e. , you didn’t take a zero), you will get a 100 point bonus. You can also use additional yahtzees as wildcards on the bottom section if you have already filled in number you rolled on the upper section. For example, if you have used the 1′s, 3′s, 4′s, and 6′s on the top section and you roll a yahtzee in 5′s, you cannot use it as a wildcard but you could use a yahtzee in 3′s. Since a yahtzee meets the requirements for a 3 of a kind, 4 of a kind, full house, and chance, it will always give you points in those slots. Extra yahtzees can be used as wildcards regardless of whether you got any points for the first one. Point preview If the “Show potential points for each slot” option is on (it is by default), each time you roll, the slots will show the number of points you would get if you used your combination in that slot (unless you would get zero points).

Just because one combination would give you more points, does not necessarily mean you should use it there. For example, it may be better to use a four of a kind in 6′s on the upper section to get ahead on the bonus, even though you would get more points as a four of a kind. In other words, the point preview is not a recommendation—it’s just to help you calculate the score. How to Play Yahtzee (with Pictures) - wikiHow How to Play Yahtzee Four Parts: Scoring in the Upper Section Scoring in the Lower Section Playing the Game Learning Strategy Community Q&A Yahtzee is one of the world's most popular dice rolling games. It's great for a game night with both large and small groups. The object of the game is to roll five dice in order to score combinations and get the highest total score. Yahtzee scoring can be confusing at first, but with some patience you'll be enjoying a game of Yahtzee in no time. Steps Scoring in the Upper Section 1 Review the score sheet. In Yahtzee, scores are kept on a sheet of paper containing a column of 13 boxes.

On each turn, you must choose which box to fill in based on your best scoring option. If you are unable to enter a score, or choose not to, you must enter a "0" in one of your boxes. Each box can be filled in only once. 2 Learn about the upper section. The upper section boxes are scored differently than the lower section boxes. Your goal, in the upper section, is to score at least a 63. If you have 63 points or more in the upper section, you get a 35 point bonus at the end of the game. The upper section contains six boxes labeled aces (ones), twos, threes, fours, fives, and sixes. You roll 5 dice in Yahtzee. To fill in the upper box, you combine the values on the dice with the same number. Then, you add the number to the appropriate box. You can only choose one box to fill in with each turn. [1] This can be confusing when discussed in the abstract. Let's look at an example. Say you roll the dice and you score two fives and three twos.

As you have two fives, you could enter a score of 10 in the fives box. You have three twos, so you could also enter a total of six in the twos box. You have to choose which number you want to enter. 3 Choose where to score your points. You want to get at least a 63 to get the bonus, so choose wisely. In our above example, you might be inclined to score in the fives box, as this is a higher score, but be careful. You can only fill in each box once. If you get four fives on your next roll, you miss out on a much higher score in that box. [2] Part 2 Scoring in the Lower Section 1 Learn about the lower section. The lower section scores are more complicated. Instead of simply listing numbers, phrases like "Three of a Kind" and "Full House" are written in the lower section. These are different combinations of dice that are all scored differently. Take some time to familiarize yourself with the lower section scores before playing Yahtzee. 2 Score a three of a kind. One value you can score in the lower section is a three of a kind.

To score a three of a kind, you have to roll three of the same dice. With a three of a kind, you add all the values of your dice together. This gives you your total score for the three of a kind box. This can be confusing. Let's look at an example to clarify. Say you rolled three fives, a two, and a four. This could be scored as a three of a kind. You would multiply five by three to get the value 15. Then, you would add two and four. This would give you a total score of 21, which you would write in the Three of a Kind Box. [3] 3 Score a four of a kind. A four of a kind is similar to a three of a kind. You can score in this box if you get four of the same dice in one roll. Then, you would score it by combining the values of all the dice. For example, if you roll four twos and a six, you can score a 14 in the Four of a Kind box. [4] 4 Score a full house. A full house is worth 25 points regardless of dice values.

A full house is made up of three dice of one number and two dice of another number. For example, say you roll three 6's and two 5's. This could be scored for 25 points as a full house. [5] 5 Score a small or large straight. Small or large straights are scored when you roll dice in numerical order. For example, you roll a one, a two, a three, a four, and a five. A large straight is worth more points than a small straight. A small straight includes four dice in a numerical sequence. For example, say you score a one, a three, a four, a five, and a six. You could score this as a small straight. A small straight is automatically worth 30 points. [6] A large straight includes five dice that move in a numerical sequence. For example, if you score a two, a three, a four, a five, and a six, this would be a large straight. A large straight is worth 40 points. [7] 6 Score a Yahtzee. A Yahtzee is one of the highest rolls you can score.

A Yahtzee occurs when all five dice are the same number. A Yahtzee is worth 50 points the first time, regardless of dice value. Additional Yahtzees are worth 100 points. If you roll a Yahtzee after having already filled in the Yahtzee space, you get a 100 point bonus. [8] 7 Fill in the chance box. In the event you're unable to score in any other box, use the chance box. You can score any combination of dice in the chance box by totaling their numbers. For example, say you roll two threes and three sixes. Two times three is 6. Three times six is 18. You would add 18 and 6 to get 24. You could then write 24 in the chance box. [9] 8 Calculate your total score. At the end of the game, you calculate your score. Whoever scores highest wins. Add the upper section scores together and write the total in the "total score" section. If you score 63 or over, add a bonus of 35 points.

Total the scores in the lower section as well, adding 100 points if you scored any additional Yahtzees in the game. Then, add the upper and lower score together to figure out your grand total for the game. [10] Part 3 Playing the Game 1 Determine who goes first. You can play Yahtzee in a group of at least 2 players. If you have a big group, you can play in teams. To start the game, you first need to figure out who goes first. To do so, each player or team rolls all 5 dice. You would add all the values of the dice together. The player or team with the highest score goes first. [11] 2 Roll the dice the first time. You can roll your dice up to 3 times in a game of Yahtzee. Yahtzee comes with a cup or shaker in which you place the dice, shake, and then spill them on the table. As you roll, you can strategize to try to maximize your score. In any roll, you can choose to keep some dice and re-roll others. To start, roll all five dice.

[12] To help understand the process, let's look at an example. Say you roll a one, a three, a four, a five, and a six. You have a small straight with the three, four, five, and six. This would come to 30 points. However, if you re-roll the one and get a two, you would have a large straight. This means 40 points. [13] 3 Roll the dice a second time. If you're happy with your initial score, you can add your score to your card and complete your turn. However, you can also try for a higher score. Choose which dice you want to keep and which you want to re-roll. In our above example, it would make the most sense to re-roll the one. This way, you have a chance at a large straight. Say you roll the one and get a three. You still do not have a large straight. However, you can roll the dice for a third time to try again. 4 Roll the dice a third time. If you're still unhappy with your score, you can roll the dice one more time. Once again, you can re-roll as many dice as you want.

In our above example, say you re-roll the three you rolled in your second turn. If you get a 2, you can score it as a large straight. However, if you get another number you can still score it as a small straight. You can also fill in one box in the upper level. 5 Keep going until each player has taken 13 turns. Every player rolls the dice 3 times each for 13 rounds. As you go, you need to try to fill in all your boxes. Each box can only be filled in once, so make wise choices in terms of how you choose to count your scores. Part 4 Learning Strategy 1 Maximize your chance at a Yahtzee. Yahtzee is a game of both strategy and chance. There are steps you can take to maximize your chance at a Yahtzee each round. Remember, after your first Yahtzee, each additional Yahtzee earns you 100 points. Early in the game, anytime you have a chance for a Yahtzee, take it over settling for a lower score. The earlier you score a Yahtzee, the better. This maximizes your chance at the 100 point bonus.

[14] If you already have a Yahtzee, never settle for lower scores over the chance at getting a second Yahtzee. For example, don't score three 4's and two 2's as a full house. Instead, re-roll the 2's to try for a second Yahtzee. [15] 2 Go for the 35 point bonus. Trying to decide where to score your round can sometimes be confusing. However, keeping the 35 point bonus in mind can help you strategize. Higher scores with lower numbers, like the one and two boxes, are rare. It's to your advantage to score in the upper section if you roll a high number of twos or ones. For example, say you roll four twos, a five, and a six. You can score a 6 in either the two or six box. However, you should aim to score in the 2 box. The highest you can score in the two box would be an 8 or 10. The highest you can score in the six box, conversely, is a 30 or a 36. You don't want to fill up the six box with a low score.

3 Aim for straights early on. You do not want a "0" score in any of the lower boxes. These boxes have the potential for high point values. Therefore, aim to get straights early on so you can then concentrating on going for Yahtzees. Be on the lookout for combinations like "two, three, four" or "four, five, six." Re-roll the dice as needed to get a straight early in the game. [16] 4 Score high Yahtzees in the upper section late in the game. A Yahtzee is fairly rare, even with good strategy. If the score is tight, it's late in the game, and you have not scored a Yahtzee yet, it might be worth it to score high Yahtzees in the upper section. This usually guarantees you'll get the bonus, which may mean a higher score. For example, five sixes plus the 35 point bonus leaves you with 65 points. A Yahtzee is only worth 50. [17] However, keep in mind if you score another Yahtzee you risk getting 50 points as opposed to the 100 point bonus.

Community Q&A How do I record the points if I roll a second Yahtzee? wikiHow Contributor You just take the points into the top section, if you don't have that number or you can take the chance if not used. Do you have to fill the Yahtzee spot with your first Yahtzee roll? wikiHow Contributor You can complete your sixes spot or your Yahtzee--it's your choice. The Yahtzee gets you a higher score, though. When did Yahtzee come out? wikiHow Contributor Dice Game 10000 Free - Android Apps on Google Play Dice Game 10000 Free ( 1,249) Description The game of 10,000 is a dice game that is very popular in many forms. This version uses 6 dice and some criteria may be adjusted to meet the various rules that exist around the world. Rules of the game: The purpose of the game is to reach 10.000 points. A player can roll dice as long as he obtains points. If a throw gives points, the paying dice can be put in reserve. The remaining dice can be relaunched or the player can decide to validate his points.

Dice put in reserve cannot harmonize any more with the dice of the next throw. If all the dice are paying, the player obtains a full hand. He keeps points accumulated during the previous full hand and must roll all the dice. If a throw does not give points, the tour ends and the score obtained during precedents throw is lost. To put a die in reserve, touch the die or move it in the superior zone of the carpet. To remove a die of the reserve, move it in the playing zone. Only the dice of the current throw can be removed from the reserve. Counting of points: - Every 1 only one is worth 100 points. - Every 5 only is worth 50 points. - 2,3,4 and 6 only ones are worth nothing. - A suite 1,2,3,4,5,6 in once throw, worth 1200 points. - 3 pairs in once throw worth 600 points whatever the dice are forming the pairs.

- A three of a kind ( 3 identical dice) in once throw is 100 times worth the value of the die, safe for a three of a kind of 1 which is worth 1000 points. - A square ( 4 identical dice) in once throw is 200 times worth the value of the die, safe for a square of 1 which is worth 2000 points. - A flush ( 5 identical dice) in once throw is 400 times worth the value of the die, safe for a flush of 1 which is worth 4000 points. - A sextet ( 6 identical dice) in once throw is 1000 times worth the value of the die, safe for a sextet of 1 which makes win directly the game. Options: Diverse options are proposed to pigment the game or to adapt the game to the rules which you are used to practising. - Qualifying score: give the minimum score to achieve before being able to go into the game. - Suite 1,2,3,4,5,6: modify the number of points for a suite obtained in once throw.

- 3 pairs: modify the number of points for 3 pairs obtained in once throw. - End at exactly 10000: to win, it will be necessary to reach exactly 10000 points, you cannot validate the score if you exceed 10000 points. Read more 1 175 Justin Bolander Junk Rigged so the computer comes back from any deficit. Im up by 3,000 and I bust with 5 dice and the computer can roll one die at a time and score every single time. Don't waste your time. Erik Yelverton Cheats Don't waste your time it beat me 7 out of 7 Games. Gave the computer something every time but I couldn't get past 500 Patti Kelly Oh no, this update messed my game up! I have been playing this game for a long time, and I loved it because it's a good, simple pastime, like when you have to wait somewhere. Also, the graphics are nice. But this recent update came in and messed things up. Now there is a part of the playing area that is not visible at the bottom.

The dice get stuck in it and my roll is no good. Please fix soon as you can... hate to have to uninstall such a cool little game! :-) Like it Not use to playing 10,000 with 6 dice. But I like it. However, the computer SURE CAN rack up the points for a come back win if it needs to. Still an alright game , so far. Nick Sloan Best If u like a challenge dice game then look no further this games is calling on you it's the best I've found over the web Ryan Wright Liked it better before all the updates. Glitches and dice go off screen. User reviews Justin Bolander January 8, 2017 Junk Rigged so the computer comes back from any deficit. Im up by 3,000 and I bust with 5 dice and the computer can roll one die at a time and score every single time. Don't waste your time. Full Review Erik Yelverton January 2, 2017 Cheats Don't waste your time it beat me 7 out of 7 Games.

Gave the computer something every time but I couldn't get past 500 Full Review Patti Kelly October 21, 2016 Oh no, this update messed my game up! I have been playing this game for a long time, and I loved it because it's a good, simple pastime, like when you have to wait somewhere. Also, the graphics are nice. But this recent update came in and messed things up. Now there is a part of the playing area that is not visible at the bottom. The dice get stuck in it and my roll is no good. Please fix soon as you can... hate to have to uninstall such a cool little game! :-) Full Review October 19, 2016 Like it Not use to playing 10,000 with 6 dice. But I like it. However, the computer SURE CAN rack up the points for a come back win if it needs to. Still an alright game , so far.

Full Review Nick Sloan November 27, 2016 Best If u like a challenge dice game then look no further this games is calling on you it's the best I've found over the web Ryan Wright October 14, 2016 Liked it better before all the updates. Glitches and dice go off screen. Full Review anthony guerrero December 25, 2016 Cheats The computer cheats I got three ones which equals a 1000 it told me next player wouldn't let me mark it I rolled another three ones on my next turn same thing wouldn't let me mark the points to win that's not fair BIG D M October 24, 2016 LG VOLT KICKS ASS Florence Rochon December 10, 2016 It's. The only way for a relaxing gateway Mark Haines November 30, 2016 Love It's the best Full Review Merlin Yoder October 6, 2016 Crap This game is crap and a cheat. It gives itself all the good rolls and me all the crappy rolls. So that way the computer always wins.

Make it more realistic and I'll rate it higher to like five stars. The way it is now it's not even worthy of one star. Rene Allen October 30, 2016 Love it Jeremy Bustamante September 20, 2016 Crap game does not work Full Review O.J. Sampson September 11, 2016 Can you guys fix the only but a major flaw which is the dice rolling off the screen which leaves 2 options: restart the game, sometimes you need to restart 4 or 5 times. Or you can just quit. Please fix. Full Review Crook 94 September 9, 2016 fix the screen when the dice dissappears the dice goes off the screen at times and i have to start a new game at times on my android device which is a piss off at times when iam winning Full Review Martha Collins July 10, 2016 10000 Dice game At first it was good on my phone. Then the dice started going off under the screen and you can't see them. This needs a BIG FIX!!!! A few days later I played the game and it was functioning great.

The ad bar was back and the game was great again!! 5 stars when it works correctly. Full Review Shane Anthony May 27, 2016 Good game, BUT When rolling the dice, at least one of them lands under the advertising banner at the bottom of the "table". This needs fixed ASAP. Would be 5 starts then. Right now it's really unfair because you can't tell exactly what you're rolling. Either the size of the table needs adjusted to accommodate the banner, or the banner needs repositioned elsewhere. Full Review Brandon Deyoung June 9, 2016 Great game I love this game but the dice keeps going off the screen so you can't get it its really unfair expecailly play against the computer I'll rate five stars when its fixed.....PLEASE FIX ASAP Full Review Philippe Paquette September 4, 2016 Not working properly Quite often, one or more dices fall on an area that you can not see on your screen. In essence, you can't play this game because of that major flaw. Fix please.

Full Review Shayna Brothman June 10, 2016 Needs improvment When I throw the dice bot all six show and I can't try to score if I can't see the dice. Please update it so all dice can be seen at all times after each throw. Thank yoy Full Review Deanna Walker August 19, 2016 10000 dice game I will uninstull this game if you keep changing the dice as you put them up like you made all thise points all the time. Other than the computor cheating all the time this game is pretty realistic. Well I see the computor is still cheating. You can take your game. Im done playing with a cheater. It stinks Full Review Gordon MacQueen July 31, 2016 Love it but Sometimes the dice get hidden behind an ad and then there's no way to see them or play them. Really frustrating. Also it just updated and now there are more ads than game. Uninstalled. Full Review cj Ochoa July 4, 2016 10000 dice I had rated a 5 play this game everyday !!!

Please fix it As the dice go under the bottom Sometimes your able to get them out , There's nothing else I see wrong an it didn't always have this problem just started for me last couple months Clay Wallis May 31, 2016 The dice go behind the ad bars and screw you all up Full Review Heidi Wilson July 23, 2016 I wish you guys would fix the fact that the dice go under the ad banner which makes it so I have to start a new game. Eventually I give up Full Review Barbie Barbie June 18, 2016 The biggest comment & actually affects if you Want to play the game is once someone reaches 10,000 points the game is over. It Should allow everyone one last roll to see if they can beat the first player to reach 10,000. Full Review Anna Bilbrey July 24, 2016 Good to Bad .. Was ok but now it locks up and all the dice are not visible .. this needs fixed! June 16, 2016 To many ads that covered up the page so I wasn't able to see all my dice.

Julie Mas July 22, 2016 Computer wins alot. When you play against the computer, it covenantly gives itself awesome rolls. Devin Osman July 7, 2016 Fix Can't see bottom of screen, dice keep disappearing. Please fix Full Review Traci Delli Veneri August 8, 2016 Annoyed Everytime i roll the dice they get under the add on the bottom of the screen.... Needs to be fixed. Uninstalling!!!! Mike Robert July 7, 2016 I like it but it needs to be fixed hate it when the dice goes off screen Lyle Nagel June 26, 2016 Deleting. Can't see all of my dice. hau hau September 8, 2016 Good app At first it is a little difficult to understand but it's a good app?? Full Review Dana Chandler July 7, 2016 Ten thousand This dice game hides one or more dice you can't mark or even roll when it does this !! Do not download this game !!!!!! Full Review Trân Minh Tin September 8, 2016 Loved it...!

Have a try at times....but am sure not many days a person will stick with this How To Play Yahtzee - Grandparents.com Grandparents.com Score the most points by rolling the five dice in a number of combinations. By Zachary Collinger At least 2 people, but more people make for more fun 2 six-sided dice A Yahtzee scorecard contains 13 boxes divided into an upper section and a lower section. Upper Section The upper section contains boxes that are scored by summing the total number of dice faces matching that box — one box for each number 1 through 6. For example, if a player were to roll three "fives," the score would be marked as 15 in the "fives" box. If a player scores a total of 63 points in these six boxes, a bonus of 35 points is rewarded and added to the upper section score. Lower Section The lower section contains a series of poker-themed combinations with specific point values (seen on the right). The difference in this section is that a score for a certain combination can fall into more than one category; a full house can score in the Full House, Three-Of-A-Kind, or Chance categories.

Part of the strategy is deciding the best section to score each roll. Rolling A player gets three rolls of the dice per turn; a roll consists of all five dice at once; he can save any dice that he needs to complete a combination and then reroll the other dice. After the third roll, the player must find a place to score on his scorecard from one of the rolls (though he may choose to end his turn and score after only one or two rolls). If after three rolls there is not a combination that fits into a scoring category, the player must mark a "zero" in an empty box. The total scores are added at the end, after each player has had 13 turns and filled in all 13 score boxes. The player with the highest score wins. objective Fill in scoring categories with each turn, and get a higher score than your opponent! say it loud and proud YAHTZEE! Half of the fun of this game is to yell out the game's name if and when you roll one. A Yahtzee occurs when a player rolls and all five dice are the same number. Rolling five "sixes" is the best roll in the game.

If you're lucky enough to hit one, don’t forget the icing on the cake — "YAHTZEE!" Yahtzee - Ten Random Facts Ten Random Facts Celebrities and Entertainment “The classic shake and score dice game!” – Yahtzee slogan. Yahtzee is a dice game that is primarily based on luck and probability and it was first trademarked on 19 April, 1956 by the E.S. Lowe Company. Yahtzee is based on a number of historical dice games, including Yacht, Yogi, Generala, and Cheerio, and has had a few names in the past including ‘Yatzie’. Yahtzee is played by rolling five dice, up to three times per turn, and creating combinations that score points. Not including bonuses, the largest scoring combination is a ‘Yahtzee’, occurring when five of the same number is rolled in a turn. Yahtzee remains popular and 50 million copies of the game are sold every year, and approximately 100 million people play the game around the world.

It is said that Yahtzee was invented by a rich Canadian couple who used to play the game on their yacht, who then wanted to give some sets to their friends who enjoyed the game, and so they approached Edwin Lowe, who made them 1,000 sets for the rights of the game. In 1973, the rights for Yahtzee were bought from the E.S. Lowe Company by the Milton Bradley Company, and Hasbro later became the owners. There are thirteen dice combinations listed on the scoresheet, and the largest possible score without bonuses is 375 points, while with bonuses the largest score exceeds 1000. Many games have been derived from Yahtzee, with the first being ‘Triple Yahtzee’, and another variation was ‘Word Yahtzee’. Yahtzee was not popular when it was first marketed, until parties based around the dice game were held. Bibliography: Yahtzee History, 2013, Yahtzee Online, Amazon: Five Dice! Free - Android Apps on Google Play Five Dice! Free ( 16,697) Description Five Dice!

is a dice game similar to YAHTZEE*, Yachty, Yatzy, & others. It follows the rules of Yahtzee closely. Some of our reviews: - "The best I've ever seen in ANY format." - "This is the one. I looked at all of them and this has it all -- great interface, official scoring, regular updates. Get it." - "Love it!

Brilliant version of the classic dice game." FEATURES: - 2 Game Screen layouts, & 3 dice layouts (across the top, across the bottom, bottom left) - Game screen color customizer (accessible in Options screen) - Traditional, Russian Roulette & Sequential game modes - High scores saved to top 10 list for each game mode - Lists can be cleared & backed up / restored - Playing stats - 2 player network game mode - Play against another player on another device on a local network - Auto-connection makes it easy to set up & play a network game - Manual connect mode for networks with UDP broadcasting blocked - Multiplayer (up to 10 players) on the same device - Dice roll and Five Dice sounds - Simple interface - Touch the dice you want to keep - Touch the score you want to apply the turn to - Leaderboards: Compare your scores with friends & other Five Dice! players - Achievements: Including Five Dice, 300 Club & 10 Games, plus hidden achievements Use your skill to maximize your score by playing it safe, or throw caution to the wind and try to rack up multiple Five Dices!

TRADITIONAL GAME MODE: Traditional mode follows the rules of YAHTZEE very closely. Each turn allows up to 3 rolls & there are 13 turns in a game. Tap on the dice you want to keep after each roll & get maximum points by rolling at least 3 of a kind in each of the left scoring categories. If you score at least 63 points on the left, you get a 35 point bonus. Score in 3 of a Kind, 4 of a Kind, Full House, Small Straight, Large Straight, Five Dice & Chance on the right. Score 50 points for your first Five Dice (5 in a row) & a 100 point bonus for every Five Dice after that. Traditional mode has its own leaderboard. SEQUENTIAL GAME MODE: A Sequential game is one where each score must be allocated in the following order: Left Side - 1's to 6's Right Side - 3 of a Kind To Chance When the game starts, all score categories are grayed out & disabled. After the first roll of each turn, the valid category for that turn is enabled & changed to white.

After the 3 rolls for the turn are taken, the score must be allocated to the enabled category. The exception to this rule is if a Five Dice is rolled. In this case, the score can be allocated to Five Dice & the sequence is resumed on the next turn. Subsequent Five Dices are awarded a 100 point bonus, but the score must still be applied to the categories in sequence. Sequential mode has its own leaderboard. RUSSIAN ROULETTE GAME MODE: One roll per turn & then you must assign a score - even if it has to be a zero somewhere. There is a strategy for maximizing your score - can you figure it out? Russian Roulette mode has its own leaderboard too! Click the Mode button on the right of the action bar to toggle between Traditional & Russian Roulette modes. SCORING: After each roll, all valid scores are highlighted in yellow so you can quickly decide where to apply the results. Where you place the score from each roll is up to you. There are thirteen turns of 3 rolls each per game. After each roll you can choose which dice to keep by touching them, then the remainder will be included in the next roll.

At the end of the 3 rolls, you must assign the score before you can move on to the next turn. The first Five Dice is worth 50 points and each subsequent Five Dice will be rewarded with a 100 point bonus. If you score 63 or greater on the left side of the score card, you will get a 35 point bonus. HIGH SCORES: If your score is one of the top ten, you will be prompted to save it in the high score list at the end of the game. *YAHTZEE is a registered trademark of Hasbro Inc. Read more Games @ EnoughGames.com Backgammon \r\nThe goal of Yahtzee is to get as many points as possible by rolling \r\ncombinations of five dice. You can roll up to three times, possibly choosing to just roll some of the dice each time. \r\nAfter you roll, you choose which slot to use based on the combination rolled. Different combinations of dice earn points differently. If you don\'t meet the requirements for the combination you choose, you will get zero points for that slot. The game ends when you have filled in all the slots in the game.

\r\nClick the \"Throw dice\" button to roll the dice. You can keep as many of the dice as you want by clicking on the dice. You can uncheck a die if you decide you want to roll it later. After your three rolls are up, you have to choose the combination you want credit for (you do not have to use all three rolls). To choose a slot, just click the slot with the appropriate combination on it. You can then roll again. \r\nAfter all slots are filled in you can submit your score to the worldwide score list! Good luck!\r\n Dragon Dices Mahjong Quest Solitaire Lock \'n\' Roll is an intriguing and addictive puzzle game requiring a combination of luck and skill. Roll four dice at a time and arrange them on a 4x4 grid. Receive points for various combinations according to number and color.You must place all four dice before you may roll again, and once you lock them down, they are fixed in place! The most difficult combinations are cleared from the board.Earn enough points and be rewarded with a Joker! The game keeps going until there are no more places for dice. How high can you score? That\'s entirely up to you...

New York Pizza In this game you roll 5 dice and match the result with the patterns to score points. First, you roll 5 dice, and then you can choose to keep a number of dice and roll the rest again, and then do this one more time. After that you can match the final result with one of the patterns, each pattern can only be used once so you need to assign with care. The patterns are: One\'s - points = sum of 1\'s in the dice; Two\'s - points = sum of 2\'s in the dice; and so on to Six\'es; Three of a Kind (3 dice are showing the same face) - points = sum of all dice; Four of a Kind (4 dice are showing the same face) - points = sum of all dice; Full House (a three of a kind and a pair) - points = 25; Small Straight (4 sequential dice) - points = 30; Large Straight (5 sequential dice) - points = 40; Ya! (all 5 dice showing the same face) - points = 50; Chance - points = sum of all dice.

After each set of rolls, you must match the result with an unmatched pattern, so it is possible that you score zero for some of the patterns. Snakes And Ladders \r\nThe goal of Yahtzee is to get as many points as possible by rolling \r\ncombinations of five dice. You can roll up to three times, possibly choosing to just roll some of the dice each time. \r\nAfter you roll, you choose which slot to use based on the combination rolled. Different combinations of dice earn points differently. If you don\'t meet the requirements for the combination you choose, you will get zero points for that slot. The game ends when you have filled in all the slots in the game. \r\nClick the \"Throw dice\" button to roll the dice. You can keep as many of the dice as you want by clicking on the dice. You can uncheck a die if you decide you want to roll it later. After your three rolls are up, you have to choose the combination you want credit for (you do not have to use all three rolls). To choose a slot, just click the slot with the appropriate combination on it. You can then roll again.

\r\nAfter all slots are filled in you can submit your score to the worldwide score list! Good luck!\r\n Quad Roll Lock \'n\' Roll is an intriguing and addictive puzzle game requiring a combination of luck and skill. Roll four dice at a time and arrange them on a 4x4 grid. Receive points for various combinations according to number and color.You must place all four dice before you may roll again, and once you lock them down, they are fixed in place! The most difficult combinations are cleared from the board.Earn enough points and be rewarded with a Joker! The game keeps going until there are no more places for dice. How high can you score? That\'s entirely up to you... 10 Letter Words \r\nenDice is back, with more dice and more puzzles. enDice Complete has 3 types of dice, 40 levels, and a level editor so you can make your own puzzles and share them with friends.\r\n\r\nStart with the easy levels to learn how to play.

If your finding the game too easy for you, then just skip ahead to the more difficult puzzles.\r\n\r\nInstructions:\r\n- The number of dots on each Die is the amount of moves it can make.\r\n- Move the Dice into each Zone with NO MOVES REMAINING.\r\n- Press down on a Die, then release your mouse in the direction you want it to move.�\r\n- Dice can push other Dice.\r\n- Dice with Grey Dots can jump over other Dice.�\r\n- Dice with White Dots CANNOT be pushed.\r\n- Press R to Reset the puzzle.\r\n- Press U to Undo the previous move.\r\n- If you can't remember what to do. Press ? to access the Help.\r\n Africa Quiz In this game you roll 5 dice and match the result with the patterns to score points. First, you roll 5 dice, and then you can choose to keep a number of dice and roll the rest again, and then do this one more time. After that you can match the final result with one of the patterns, each pattern can only be used once so you need to assign with care.

The patterns are: One\'s - points = sum of 1\'s in the dice; Two\'s - points = sum of 2\'s in the dice; and so on to Six\'es; Three of a Kind (3 dice are showing the same face) - points = sum of all dice; Four of a Kind (4 dice are showing the same face) - points = sum of all dice; Full House (a three of a kind and a pair) - points = 25; Small Straight (4 sequential dice) - points = 30; Large Straight (5 sequential dice) - points = 40; Ya! (all 5 dice showing the same face) - points = 50; Chance - points = sum of all dice. After each set of rolls, you must match the result with an unmatched pattern, so it is possible that you score zero for some of the patterns.

Question: How many dice are used in the games of Yahtzee?
Answer: 5