Yahtzee — the dice combination game in the 1xGames section

🎲 What a round of Yahtzee looks like

Five dice, one cup, thirteen boxes to fill. That is the whole game, and it is why a round takes barely a minute.

You roll all five dice at once, hold the ones that suit the combination you are chasing, and re-roll the rest. Three rolls per turn, no more. When the turn ends, the outcome goes into one box of the scorecard — a set of matching faces, three or four of a kind, a full house, a run, or the five-of-a-kind that gives the game its name.

Each box can be used only once. That single rule creates the whole tension: chase the big combination and risk burning a box, or bank a modest score and keep your options open.

🧮 What decides the outcome

Two layers. The dice themselves come from a random number generator — every roll stands alone, and nothing carries over from the previous turn. The second layer is yours: which dice you hold, which box you commit to, and when you cut your losses.

No pattern makes a roll predictable. Knowing the card before you play, however, changes how you spend those two re-rolls. Similar quick-round titles sit together in the 1xGames catalogue.

🆓 Trying the demo first

Demo mode opens Yahtzee with virtual credits. Same interface, same scorecard, same three-roll structure — the balance simply is not touched.

It is the cleanest way to learn which boxes you tend to waste. Players in Mauritania often run a handful of demo rounds before switching over, and the switch to real play happens on the same screen, without reloading the game.

▶️ Getting started

1. Create an account through the short registration form and set ouguiya (MRU) as your account currency.

2. Top up the balance — crypto (USDT, Bitcoin), cash deposits and international wallets are among the methods on the list.

3. Open Yahtzee, choose your stake for the round, and roll.

Already registered? Just log in to your account and your balance, history and settings are exactly where you left them.

📱 Playing from a phone

Yahtzee runs straight in the mobile browser. The scorecard stacks vertically, dice are held with a tap, and nothing needs to be installed for a fast round on the move.

For anyone connecting from Mauritania on an unstable mobile network, the 1xBet app is the steadier choice — an interrupted session picks up again at the same turn, dice and all.