Other Scoring Options: you could instead score 14 in the 3 of a Kind box or in the Chance box - or you could score in the Upper Section: 8 in the Twos box, or 6 in the Sixes box. For example, with the dice shown here you could score 14 points in the 4 of a Kind box.
Score in this box only if the dice include 4 or more of the same number. Other Scoring Options: you could instead score 18 in the Chance box, or you could score in the Upper Section: 15 in the Fives box, 2 in the Twos box or 1 in the Aces box. For example, with the dice shown the 3 of a Kind box. Score in this box only if the dice include 3 or more of the same number. The bonus points are based on scoring three of each number (Aces through Sixes) however, you may earn the bonus with any combination of scores totaling 63 points or more.Įach of the Lower Section scoring combinations is explained in detail. Your goal in the Upper Section is to score a total of at least 63 points, to earn a 35-point bonus. For example, with the dice shown on the next page you could score 9 in the Threes box, 2 in the Twos box or 4 in the Fours box. To score in the Upper Section, add only the dice with the same number and enter the total in the appropriate box. Scoring combinations for each section are explained below. The score card is divided into an Upper Section and a Lower Section. You must fill in a box on each turn if you can't (or don't want to) enter a score, you must enter a zero.įill in each box only once, in any order, depending on your best scoring option. When you are finished rolling, decide which box to fill in on your score card.įor each game, there is a column of 13 boxes. After you fill in a box, your turn is over. After your third roll, you must fill in a box on your score card with a score or a zero. Third and final roll: reroll ANY or ALL dice you want. You may stop and score after your second roll, or set aside any "keepers" and roll a third time. You don't need to declare which combination you're rolling for you may change your mind after any roll. To roll the dice, place them in the dice cup, shake them up, and roll them out.įirst roll: roll all 5 dice. On your turn, you may roll the dice up to 3 times, although you may stop and score after your first or second roll. The player with the highest total goes first. To decide who goes first, each player in turn rolls all 5 dice. The player with the highest total wins.Įach player takes a score card. Scores are totaled, including any bonus points. The game ends when all players have filled in their 13 boxes.
After you finish rolling, you must place a score or a zero in one of the 13 category boxes on your score card. On each turn, roll the dice up to 3 times to get the highest-scoring combination for one of 13 categories. Roll dice for scoring combinations and get the highest total score.
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