Download a PDF layout that places two identical game cards on a single A4 or US Letter sheet and keep margins at 10–12 mm to allow clean cutting. Each card should include upper section totals, lower combinations, bonus tracking, and three separate columns for first, second, and third rounds.
Design each card with clear horizontal rows for ones through sixes, followed by three of a kind, four of a kind, full house, small straight, large straight, five of a kind, and chance. Add multiplier boxes labeled 1x, 2x, and 3x to reflect the expanded scoring system used in this dice variant.
Layout and Formatting Details
Set font size between 9 and 11 pt so all categories fit without crowding. Use bold lines to separate upper and lower sections and include a subtotal line before the bonus threshold of 63 points.
- Upper section subtotal field
- Bonus field with fixed value 35
- Three vertical result columns
- Grand total row at the bottom
Align both cards symmetrically on the sheet with a thin cutting guide centered between them.
Printing and Cutting Instructions
Disable automatic scaling in printer settings and select 100% size to keep category boxes aligned. Choose 80–100 gsm paper for regular play or 120 gsm for repeated use during tournaments.
- Print the document
- Use a paper cutter or ruler and craft knife along the center guide
- Stack finished cards and store them with dice and pencils
Keep extra copies on hand for longer sessions where multiple rounds are recorded on separate cards.
Tips for Repeated Game Nights
Laminating each card allows use with dry erase markers, reducing paper use and keeping totals visible throughout extended matches.
Printable Triple Yahtzee Score Sheets 2 Per Page
Download a PDF layout that places two identical dice game record cards on one A4 or US Letter sheet and set printer scaling to 100% to keep columns aligned. Each card should include upper section categories from ones to sixes, a 35 point bonus field at 63, and lower combinations such as full house, small straight, large straight, five of a kind, and chance.
Include three vertical result columns labeled 1x, 2x, and 3x so players can apply multipliers correctly during extended rounds. Keep row height at least 6–8 mm to allow clear handwriting and prevent cramped totals.
Add a centered cutting guideline between both cards and maintain outer margins of 10–12 mm to avoid trimming off borders. Use thin 0.5 pt grid lines for writing areas and thicker separators between upper and lower sections to make calculations easier during play.
Print on 90–120 gsm paper for durability during long sessions, then divide the sheet with a paper cutter for clean edges. Store finished cards with dice and pencils in a small box so replacement copies are ready for the next game night.