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Large-Print Yahtzee Score Sheet

Print a big, clear Yahtzee score card with every box and total, or keep score on this page and let it add up the bonus for you.

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Yahtzee score keeper

Type each score in its box. The upper total, the 35-point bonus and the grand totals work themselves out, and scores are saved on this device.

How to play Yahtzee in 6 easy steps

  1. Roll all five dice. Players take turns; a game is 13 turns each.
  2. Roll again, twice at most. Keep any dice you like and reroll the rest, up to 3 rolls in a turn.
  3. Fill one box. Write your score in any empty box. If nothing fits, you must put 0 in one.
  4. Upper section: add only the dice that match the box, so three 4s in Fours is 12.
  5. Lower section: 3 and 4 of a kind and Chance add all five dice; the others score a set number.
  6. Add it all up. After 13 turns, the highest grand total wins.

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What is on this Yahtzee score sheet printable

All 13 boxes with a short reminder of how each one scores, the upper total and 35-point bonus, a Yahtzee bonus line, and section and grand totals. Choose one column per player, or one player with up to six games on a page.

Yahtzee scoring quick reference

Standard Yahtzee scoring
BoxWhat you needScore
Aces to SixesAny rollonly the matching dice
Upper bonusAces to Sixes add up to 63 or more35
3 of a kindAt least three dice the sameall 5 dice
4 of a kindAt least four dice the sameall 5 dice
Full houseThree of one number and two of another25
Small straightFour numbers in a row, like 2-3-4-530
Large straightFive numbers in a row, like 1-2-3-4-540
YahtzeeAll five dice the same50
ChanceAny rollall 5 dice
Yahtzee bonusEach extra Yahtzee, if the Yahtzee box has 50100

A worked example. You roll 5-5-5-2-2. That is a full house (25), but it also fits 3 of a kind (5 + 5 + 5 + 2 + 2 = 19), Fives (15) or Twos (4). Most players take the 25. Getting three of each number in the upper section (3 + 6 + 9 + 12 + 15 + 18) adds up to exactly 63, which is why 63 earns the bonus.

Frequently asked questions

What happens if I roll a second Yahtzee?

If your Yahtzee box already has 50, you get a 100-point Yahtzee bonus, and you must still fill an empty box. Use the matching upper box if it is empty; if not, use any open lower box (Full House and the straights score their full points). If those are full too, put 0 in an open upper box. If your Yahtzee box has a 0, there is no bonus. Rule sheets word this slightly differently, so agree on it before you play.

Can a large straight also count as a small straight?

Yes. Five in a row contains four in a row, so you can score 30 for a small straight with it if your large straight box is already used.

Can one person use this sheet for several games?

Yes. Choose “One player, several games” and the columns are labeled Game 1, Game 2 and so on, up to six games on one page.

Do you need more than 63 for the upper bonus, or is 63 enough?

63 is enough. The bonus is 35 points when Aces through Sixes add up to 63 or more, which is the same as scoring three of every number.

Yahtzee is a trademark of Hasbro. Large Print Play is not connected with Hasbro; this is a blank score sheet for your own game.

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