Yahtzee

Across 13 rounds in Yahtzee, roll dice, build scoring combinations, and finish with more points than the opponent. The name traces back to yacht dice stories, with spellings like “Yachtzi” and “Yatszi” pointing to the same game. Five dice decide each round, and the match ends when the scorecard is full.

How to play?

Roll five dice, choose which ones stay, then reroll the rest up to two more times. A sixth die sits in reserve, though only five are used during a round. After rolling, mark one row on the scorecard. The round won't end until a row is marked, even without a strong result. Fill the sheet this way until no spaces remain. One match pairs you with a single bot opponent. The player goes first, then the bot rolls under the same rules, using a random name and avatar. When all 13 rows are filled, the game adds the totals and shows the winner right away. For another match, play again and aim for better rolls.