Yatzy
Five dice, three rolls, fifteen rows to fill
About Yatzy
Yatzy is the Scandinavian dice classic: five dice, three rolls a turn, and a scorecard of fifteen rows that each want a different shape — pairs, straights, a full house, five of a kind. After each roll you choose which dice to keep and which to shake again; after the third, you must write one row, even if the best you can write is a zero.
The quiet engine of the game is the upper section: score sixty-three or more across ones to sixes and a fifty-point bonus lands on your card. Play against the computer at three strengths, or open a table and send a friend the code — each of you rolls on your own turn, and the same scorecard decides it.
How to play Yatzy
Fill all fifteen rows of your scorecard for the highest total: each row scores a different dice combination, and sixty-three points or more across the upper six rows earns a fifty-point bonus.
Read the full rules for Yatzy