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How many points to win this dice game?

There's no fixed threshold to "win" solo — the goal is to beat your own record or your opponent. Here are benchmarks to place a score, plus the theoretical maximum score.

Score benchmarks

LevelScoreBenchmark
Beginner60 – 100 pointsFirst games, no particular strategy.
Decent100 – 150 pointsThe upper bonus is sometimes missed, a few categories crossed out.
Good player150 – 220 pointsUpper section bonus regularly reached, few zeroed categories.
Very good player220 – 300 pointsCareful management of rare categories, an occasional Five of a Kind.
Exceptional score300+ pointsAssumes one or more bonus Five of a Kinds (+100 each) and near-optimal play.

The theoretical maximum score: 375 points

Counting only a single Five of a Kind (no extra bonus), here's the perfect score broken down category by category:

CategoryCalculationPoints
Upper section (6×5 dice at max value)Ones 5 + Twos 10 + Threes 15 + Fours 20 + Fives 25 + Sixes 30105
Upper section bonusAutomatic if the total ≥ 6335
Three of a Kind (5 sixes)6×530
Four of a Kind (5 sixes)6×530
Full HouseFixed score25
Small straightFixed score30
Large straightFixed score40
Five of a KindFixed score50
Chance (5 sixes)6×530
Total375

Every extra Five of a Kind beyond the first adds 100 points, with no theoretical limit if luck cooperates.

Frequently asked questions

What's a good score in this dice game?

Above 200 points is generally considered a good game. The average sits closer to 120–150 points for a regular player.

What's the maximum possible score?

Counting only one Five of a Kind, the theoretical maximum with all 13 categories filled at their best possible result is 375 points. Each extra Five of a Kind adds 100 points, with no theoretical limit if luck allows.

How many points is a Five of a Kind worth?

50 points the first time the Five of a Kind category is filled with 5 matching dice. If you roll another Five of a Kind while that box already shows 50, you earn 100 extra bonus points, stackable with each new Five of a Kind.

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