Free Printable Yahtzee Score Sheets

Below are printable Yahtzee score sheets that you can print, use, copy, and distribute for free. Click the score sheet you want. On the next page, click the Print This Score Sheet button to open your printer options.

I made these Yahtzee score cards, and they're for personal use only. You have my permission to print, copy, and distribute them to anyone. Two exceptions: no commercial use (you cannot sell them), and please leave the web link at the bottom of the score sheet in place.

Although you can play Yahtzee online right here on this site, usually it's more fun to play with paper and dice in person with friends. Before your next Yahtzee party, print out as many of these free score cards as you need.

About the Yahtzee Variants

Regular Yahtzee needs no introduction. The other four score sheets cover spin-off versions of the game, some of which are long out of print. Here's what each one is for:

• TEAM YAHTZEE. A team-play version of the score sheet. Useful if you're hosting an event where up to six people need to play Yahtzee at the same time as a group.

• CHALLENGE YAHTZEE. Released in 1974, Challenge Yahtzee is a faster-paced game where players score from common rolls. It uses the same basic score sheet as regular Yahtzee.

• JACKPOT YAHTZEE. Released around 1980, this version plays like a combination of Yahtzee and Connect Four.

• TRIPLE YAHTZEE. Triple Yahtzee came out in 1972. Essentially, it's like playing three games of Yahtzee at the same time.

Where to Buy Official Yahtzee Score Cards

The free score cards on this page have all the same rows and columns as the official sheets, so if you only play occasionally, printing a few at a time makes sense.

But not everyone has a printer, as a visitor once pointed out. If you don't mind paying a few dollars, official Yahtzee score card packs are easy to find. Amazon carries them, shipped direct from game-maker Hasbro, and you can usually find them offline at a toy store or superstore.

Score sheets for standard Yahtzee are far easier to find than refills for the variants. Stores don't seem to want to carry those, which is part of why I made these.

It's been awhile since I've played Yahtzee on paper. But I remember playing it with friends back in the late '70s as a child, and it was a blast. If you've never tried the game, pick up a copy of Yahtzee and bring it out at your next party or family get-together.

Published: 06/04/2010
Last Updated: 07/09/2026