Scoring: You'll score the highest number for your final roll, unless two different numbers appear on an equal number of dice (for example, two 1s and two 3s) in this case, you'll score for the lower number. After your last roll, line up all five dice to score. Reroll any die up to two more times to try for the highest score possible. WILD dice represent any number, so always hold them! You can hold up to five WILD dice.
Then separate any that you want to reroll. When the dice stop rolling, place two or more together, if you wish, to hold them. To start the first roll, press the button under "2" on the Game Menu. Roll each die up to three times to score the most ones, twos, threes, fours, fives or sixes (the top row numbers in a classic Yahtzee score sheet). On the menu, choose a game by pressing the button under the number. The dice will then alternate between your score and the menu. Scoring: Now the dice will display your total score.
You'll hear warning beeps 5 seconds before time runs out, then the dice will display and the game will end. You may score for the same combo more than once. The game will award the highest possible score for each combo. Note: If you want to score your first roll, separate one die, then line them up again to score. See the chart below for the combos to roll for, and what each one scores. To start the first roll, press the button under "1" on the Game Menu. Score for as many combinations as possible in a 2-minute time limit. Roll each die up to three times to score a poker combination. Then you separate the remaining three dice to reroll them. You decide to hold the two 4s by lining them up side-by-side. You may "unhold" any dice by separating them. To force a faster roll, just press the button on a lone die.Īfter rerolling, hold any rerolled dice by lining them up next to any other dice. Lone dice will automatically reroll after a short pause and a warning beep. Rerolling: To reroll any dice that you don't want to hold, separate them so they aren't touching any other dice. Note: You can never hold a lone die you must place at least two dice together to hold them. Hold any dice that you don't want to reroll by placing (or leaving) them together with their entire sides touching. Holding: After rolling, each die will briefly wait for you to do something. (In Games, 2, 3 and 4, there are also WILD dice!) Rolling: After you choose a game from the menu, the dice will automatically "roll", then each one will beep and stop to reveal a number. Here's what you need to know about rolling, holding and rerolling the dice.
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