In each turn a player may throw the dices up to three times. The choice of dices to roll after the first round belongs to the player, he or she may keep as many dices as they want in hand and roll back the ones that don't match what they are trying to achieve.

Example

When playing with Virtual Dices, you can choose between two methods. When using Selectable Method, click on the dices that you want to keep, this will prevent them from being rolled, alternatively, you can Drag and Drop the dices between two zones, when using the Sortable Method. The ones selected or moved to keeping zone will not change the next time you press the "Roll" button.

When using Real Dices, the information about the player's roll is unknown to the website engine and therefore should be entered manually using one of two methods. In the Loop-able Method, clicking a dice will loop its value from 1 to 6, while when using the Button-able Method, 6 buttons will be available to enter the player's roll. In this mode, the application serves only as a score grid. No paper printing is required.

When the player is out of roll attempts or rounds, maximum of 3 in one turn, or, if he or she decides to validate and score before the third round, the score grid will be then available to pick a row and score. In both cases, whether the roll does or does not meet the chosen row's requirements, the score will be calculated automatically.
The maximum score without Yahtzee extra bonuses is 375.
If the player scored more than one Yahtzee (5 dices of the same number) in a single match, they are granted extra 100 points for each extra Yahtzee. In this rare scenario the score can go up to 575.