Play Classic Dice Games Online
Roll the dice in 2 classic games, from strategic scoring to push-your-luck thrills. Play Yacht solo or against up to three computer players, and 10,000 against up to five. Free in your browser, with no download.
A good dice game hands you a decision on every roll. In Yacht it is which dice to keep and which box to fill; in 10,000 it is whether to bank your points or risk them on one more throw.
Both are free in your browser. Yacht is the 12-box scoring game that Yahtzee grew from, and it rewards planning which box each roll belongs in. 10,000 (also known as Farkle, Zilch, or Greed) is pure push-your-luck: every extra roll can add to your turn total or wipe it out. Both games roll and score the dice for you, so every decision is yours and none of the arithmetic is.
Scoring Dice Games
In a scoring dice game you roll a set of dice and write the result into one box on a scorecard. The skill is in choosing which dice to keep and which box to fill, and when to take a low score to keep a better box open. Yacht was in print by 1938, in Clement Wood and Gloria Goddard's The Complete Book of Games. Yahtzee, Hasbro's commercial version, has been sold since 1956; by Hasbro's account it began with a Canadian couple who played a game they called The Yacht Game on their yacht. Our game is Yacht itself: 12 boxes, both straights worth 30, and no bonuses.
Push-Your-Luck Games
Push-your-luck dice games turn on one question after every roll: stop or keep going? Bank your points and they are safe; roll again and you may add to them or lose the lot. 10,000 (also called Farkle, Zilch, or Greed) uses six dice, and 1s, 5s, three or more of a kind, a 1-6 straight, and three pairs score. Roll with no scoring dice and you “farkle”, losing everything you built that turn. The first player to 10,000 starts the final round, and everyone else gets one more turn to pass them.
Free Score Sheets
For a game with real dice, keep score on a phone or on paper. Both sheets add up every total as you play, keep the game in your browser if you reload, and print blank for six players.
Yacht Score Sheet
Twelve boxes for Yacht, or switch to 13-box rules for the scoring Yahtzee uses, with its bonuses worked out for you. Up to eight players.
Score SheetFarkle Score Sheet
A turn-by-turn ledger for 10,000 that checks the 500 needed to get on the board and calls the final round. Up to eight players.
How the Dice Are Rolled
Each die is an independent random number from 1 to 6, drawn in your browser at the moment you roll. No face is weighted, and the roll never looks at the score.
Our card games go a step further: every shuffle is provably fair, committed to before the deal and checkable afterwards. The dice games do not use that commit-and-reveal system yet.
Why Play Dice Games on SuitedGames
Every Score Counted
The game totals every category and every set-aside die for you, so your attention stays on the next decision.
Solo or a Full Table
Play Yacht solo for a high score, or with up to three computer players. 10,000 seats two to six, with the computer taking every seat but yours.
Computer Opponents
Yacht's computer players use the strategy that gives the highest average score under our rules, solved exactly, and average about 167 points a game. The 10,000 bots weigh their turn total against the dice left before they bank, and chase the leader in the final round.
Free to Play
Every game is 100% free with no pay-to-win mechanics. Optional premium removes ads and supports development, but the games are identical for everyone.