Printable Yahtzee Score Sheets

Sometimes you want dice games away from a screen. All you need is five dice, a pencil, and a scorecard - and this page is the scorecard. Below you will find a clean, printable Yahtzee score sheet and a Yatzy score sheet, each with room for four games, every category, and every bonus spelled out. Print a stack, grab your dice, and play at the kitchen table. When you would rather just play, you can always play free in your browser instead.

💡 Printing tip: Use portrait orientation and turn on "background graphics" if your browser offers it - each sheet fits one page, and everything except the scorecards is hidden automatically when you print.

How to use these score sheets

  • One column per game. Each sheet has four blank game columns, so one printout covers a whole evening - or four players sharing a single sheet, one column each.
  • Scoring hints built in. The middle column reminds you what every category pays, so nobody has to stop and look up whether a Large Straight is 40 or 20.
  • Play with real dice. Roll five dice up to three times per turn, hold what helps between rolls, then write one score per turn. Every box gets used exactly once - if nothing fits, write a zero.
  • Total as you go. Fill the upper-section total after the sixth upper box; if it is 63 or more, take the bonus. Add everything up at the end for the grand total - highest wins.

New to the rules? The full walkthrough for every game lives on the Yahtzee rules hub.

Yahtzee score sheet

The classic 13-category card: upper section with the 35-point bonus, lower section with the 50-point Yahtzee and 100-point extra-Yahtzee bonuses.

Category How to score Game 1Game 2Game 3Game 4
Upper section
Aces (Ones)Total of all 1s
TwosTotal of all 2s
ThreesTotal of all 3s
FoursTotal of all 4s
FivesTotal of all 5s
SixesTotal of all 6s
Upper totalSum of the six boxes above
Bonus35 if upper total is 63 or more
Lower section
Three of a KindSum of all 5 dice
Four of a KindSum of all 5 dice
Full House25 points
Small Straight4 in a row - 30 points
Large Straight5 in a row - 40 points
Yahtzee5 of a kind - 50 points
ChanceSum of all 5 dice
Yahtzee bonus✓ each extra Yahtzee - 100 each
Lower totalSum of the lower section
GRAND TOTALUpper + bonus + lower

Yatzy score sheet (Nordic rules)

The Scandinavian 15-category card: One Pair and Two Pairs, pip-scored straights and full house, and a 50-point upper bonus.

Category How to score Game 1Game 2Game 3Game 4
Upper section
OnesTotal of all 1s
TwosTotal of all 2s
ThreesTotal of all 3s
FoursTotal of all 4s
FivesTotal of all 5s
SixesTotal of all 6s
SumSum of the six boxes above
Bonus50 if sum is 63 or more
Lower section
One PairSum of highest pair
Two PairsSum of both pairs
Three of a KindSum of the 3 matching dice
Four of a KindSum of the 4 matching dice
Small Straight1-2-3-4-5 - 15 points
Large Straight2-3-4-5-6 - 20 points
Full House3 + 2 - sum of all 5 dice
ChanceSum of all 5 dice
Yatzy5 of a kind - 50 points
TOTALSum + bonus + lower section

The two sheets at a glance

Not sure which card to print? Here is how they differ.

SheetCategoriesUpper bonusFive of a kind
Yahtzee1335 at 63+50 (+100 per extra)
Yatzy1550 at 63+50

Or just play in your browser

No printer and no dice handy? Every game rolls and scores itself for you online, for free, with no download. Try Yahtzee, Yatzy, or Maxi Yatzy and the site handles the rolls, the maths, and the bonuses for you - and you can race a friend on identical dice in multiplayer.

Printable Yahtzee FAQ

Are these score sheets free to print?

Yes. Print as many copies as you like for personal use - the print button above hides everything except the scorecards, so you get clean sheets with no site clutter.

How many players can share one sheet?

Each sheet has four game columns. Use them as four solo games for one player, or give one column each to up to four players and compare grand totals at the end - highest score wins.

What is the difference between the Yahtzee and Yatzy sheets?

Yahtzee has 13 categories with fixed prizes for Full House (25) and the straights (30 and 40), plus a 35-point upper bonus. Yatzy has 15 categories - adding One Pair and Two Pairs - scores straights and full houses by their pips, and pays a 50-point upper bonus. Full rules for both live on the rules hub.

Can I teach kids with a printed sheet?

Yes - a paper scorecard is the classic way to learn. The scoring hints on every row keep the maths simple, and adding up the upper section is genuinely good arithmetic practice. Start with Yahtzee, then graduate to Yatzy once the hold-and-re-roll rhythm clicks.