Score sheet
Tap a box to enter a score, choosing only from the values that box can take. Columns, bonuses and totals update as you play.
A score sheet, not a dice game
Triple DiceScore Sheet
You roll the dice. The app keeps the score, across three columns.
Bring your own dice and cup. Tap each box to note what you rolled: the app applies the column multiplier and works out bonuses and totals. 2 to 6 players, one phone passed around the table, offline, no account.
Free with ads · Premium removes them · 6 languages
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Three columns
Every category, three times over
Each of the 13 categories is filled once in every column. Points in the second column count double, in the third they count triple. That is what turns a paper sheet into mental arithmetic, and what the app takes off your hands.
13categories×3columns=39turns a game
| Category | x1 | x2 | x3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full House | 25 | 50 | 75 |
| Large Straight | 40 | 80 | 120 |
| Yatzee | 50 | 100 | 150 |
| Upper bonus | 35 | 70 | 105 |
Reach 63 points in a column’s upper section and that column earns its bonus: 35 in x1, 70 in x2, 105 in x3. The app tracks all three as you go.
- Tap a box in the column you choose. Only the values that box can take are offered.
- The multiplier is applied for you: a Full House entered in x3 counts 75.
- Totals, bonuses and the ranking update after every turn, for every player.
The Yatzee bonus
Extra Yatzees, counted your way
Each extra Yatzee earns 100 points, multiplied by the column it lands in.
x1+100
x2+200
x3+300
The published rules don’t agree on when an extra Yatzee earns its bonus. So the app doesn’t pick for you: the condition is a setting, and you choose the one your table plays.
The help window for the bonus states the rule in force in plain words, with a button straight to the setting. Players asked for it; it’s in.
The app
What the paper pad never did
Keep your dice and your cup. The sums, the history and the ranking are no longer your job.
Multiplayer
2 to 6 players on one device, each with their own colour, so a glance tells whose line is whose. No account, no sign-up.
Help on every box
How each category scores, with its column multiplier. Enough to settle the argument at the table.
History
Every game is kept on your phone, with its sheet, to open again whenever you like.
Statistics
Games played and won, points and best scores, player by player.
6 languages
English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Dutch, down to the name under the icon.
Follows your phone
Light by day, dark at night, with no setting to hunt for. The sheet stays readable either way.
No more ads
The app is free and shows ads. The optional Premium subscription removes them; everything else is already included.
A look inside
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More apps
Other dice games, same score sheet
Three more apps built the same way, each for its own game: offline, no account, the arithmetic done for you.
Dice Score Sheet & Scorepad
The score sheet for the classic five-dice game: thirteen categories and the 63-point bonus.
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Maxi Score Sheet
The score sheet for the six-dice game: twenty categories and the 84-point bonus.
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Yam's Dice Score Sheet
The score sheet for Yam's, the French dice game, with your own scoring.
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Get the dice out. We’ll keep the sheet.
Free with ads · Premium removes them · Works offline