Farkle Scoring
Below are the scoring combinations allowed in Farkle. The point values given are typical, but can vary from venue-to-venue. On the settings page you can modify the point values for all of these scorings or disallow certain scorings altogether by setting their value to zero.
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100 points for each rolled one. |
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50 points for each rolled five. |
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1000 points for three-ones. |
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200 points for three-twos. |
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300 points for three-threes. |
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400 points for three-fours. |
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500 points for three-fives. |
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600 points for three-sixes. |
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Each additional die in a set increases the value of the set by a like amount. So while three-threes are worth 300, four-threes are worth 600, five-threes are worth 900, and six-threes are worth 1200. |
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1500 points for a six die straight. |
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750 points for three pairs. (Note: some game variants don't allow 4-of-a-kind plus a pair to be counted as three-pair. Picky picky!) |
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Although two triplets can always be scored separately (for a total of 900 points in this case), some rules variants offer 2500 points for two triplets in a single throw. |
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This is a despised six-die farkle, but in some circles folks agree that farkling with six dice is just too horrible for a family game and instead award points for this. (Like 500 of them!) |
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