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Yahtzee

 

🎲 Yahtzee

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    Up Next: Rolls left: 3
    Tap a die to hold it before rerolling.
    Choose a category to score:

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    🏆 All-Time Leaderboard

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    This is the classic Yahtzee scorecard and dice game, playable directly in the browser with full multiplayer support, a computer opponent option, and every category from the original game tracked automatically.

    How to play Yahtzee here

    1. Add one or more player names, and optionally enable Play with CPU for a computer opponent.
    2. Roll the dice, then tap any die to hold it before rerolling the rest, you get up to three rolls per turn.
    3. Choose a scoring category to lock in your turn’s result on the scorecard.
    4. Play continues until every category is filled for every player; the highest total score wins.

    How turns and rerolls work

    Each turn gives you three rolls of the five dice. After your first roll, tap any dice you want to keep (hold), then reroll the rest, you can do this again for a third and final roll. Once you’re satisfied (or have used all three rolls), choose a scoring category from the quick-score grid to lock in that turn’s result.

    The scorecard categories

    The scorecard covers all the standard Yahtzee categories: the upper section (Ones through Sixes, each scoring the sum of matching dice, with a bonus for reaching the upper-section threshold), and the lower section including Three of a Kind, Four of a Kind, Full House, Small Straight, Large Straight, Yahtzee (five of a kind), and Chance (any combination, scored as the simple sum of all five dice).

    Why category choice matters strategically

    Every category can only be used once per game, so a strong roll in one category sometimes has to be sacrificed to a weaker category (or a zero) later if the dice don’t cooperate again before the game ends. Deciding when to “spend” a great roll versus saving flexibility for later turns is the core strategic tension of Yahtzee, this digital scorecard tracks that decision for you turn by turn.

    Game history and leaderboard

    Completed games are saved to a history list, and an All-Time Leaderboard tracks results across every game played in this session, useful for group play across multiple rounds to see who’s actually come out ahead overall.

    Frequently asked questions

    How many rolls do I get per turn in Yahtzee?

    Up to three rolls per turn. After each of the first two rolls, you can hold any dice you want to keep and reroll the rest before your final roll and scoring decision.

    What is the “Chance” category for?

    Chance scores the simple sum of all five dice, regardless of what combination they form, it’s the fallback category for a turn’s roll that doesn’t fit any other scoring category well, or when you want to bank points without wasting a good combination on a weak result.

    Can I play against a computer opponent?

    Yes, enable “Play with CPU” in the players bar before starting, or add multiple human player names to play with friends at the same device.