Add up your scores in Aces through Sixes. If that upper section total is 63 or more (the equivalent of scoring three of each number), you get a 35-point bonus added on top. That bonus is why it's often worth taking a few 3s or 4s early instead of chasing a zero in a category you're stuck on.

If you already scored 50 points in the Yahtzee box and roll another five-of-a-kind later in the same game, you get a 100-point Yahtzee bonus. You still have to put those five dice into another open category (using it as a 'wild card' for the upper section number, or the appropriate lower section score), but the 100 bonus points are on top of that.

Yes — Yahtzee doesn't have a hard player limit. This score sheet has 6 game columns per player page, so print one page per player and everyone tracks their own 13 categories. Just take turns rolling and compare grand totals at the end.

Yes — completely free to print or download as a PDF. No signup required.

Each turn you get up to 3 rolls. After your first roll, set aside any dice you want to keep and reroll the rest. You can do this again after the second roll. Whatever you have after the third roll (or earlier, if you choose to stop) is what you score.

If you're running a family game night tournament across multiple rounds, our free online leaderboard maker tracks running totals for every player and updates live so everyone can see standings on their phone. Use the printable sheet for the individual scorecard, and the leaderboard maker to rank players across the whole night.