When you are finished rolling, decide which category you would like to place your score.� For each game, there are 13 categories and a bonus Yahtzee area.�You must select one of these on each turn.� If you have no valid play you must take a zero in one of the categories.� You can choose to take a zero on a category even if you can score in another.� You can only choose a category once during a game, except the bonus Yahtzee, it may be selected as many times as you get a Yahtzee in a game, although it will only become active after your first Yahtzee.� Fill in each category only once in any order, depending on your best scoring option.
To play Yahtzee you have to score the best combinations of five dice from a range including the best combinations of the following values: |
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LEFT COLUMN SCORING |
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Aces (ones) through Sixes: |
Scores a total of all like dice rolled. |
Left column bonus (35 pts.): |
If your left column totals 63pts + |
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RIGHT COLUMN SCORING |
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3 of a kind (total of all five dice): |
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4 of a kind (total of all five dice:): |
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Full House (25 pts.): |
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Small Straight (30 pts.): |
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Large Straight (40 pts.): |
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Yahtzee (5 of a kind - 50 pts.): |
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Chance & Bonus Yahtzee |
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Chance: |
Total of all dice added together. |
Bonus Yahtzee (100 pts.): |
Available after first Yahtzee. |
NOTICE: If you have a Yahtzee already and get another Yahtzee, you will automatically have 100 points added to your score and can select any area to put your score in that is left open.� For example, if you get a Bonus Yahtzee you can use it to score a Large Straight.
The game ends when you have completely filled in all 13 categories.� The game will automatically have totaled your score.
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By Shannon Harmon - All rights reserved. |
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