Yacht

Yacht asks you to turn a handful of dice into a complete scorecard. A roll can fit several categories, but placing it in one box means giving up its value elsewhere. The interesting part is balancing today’s points against the categories still waiting to be filled.

Use Cubiri’s dice and scorecard during play. The separate Rules guide explains how each combination is scored, while Tips discusses choices with concrete rolls. Check the Yacht rules here before importing expectations from similarly named games, whose category values and bonuses may differ.

For the first round, look at the unused scorecard categories before rolling. The same dice may fit more than one place, but you will record only one result. Keeping a possible fallback category in mind makes it easier to decide what to hold on a reroll. Do not copy scores from a different branded dice game without checking this version's table.

Review a finished card by looking for categories that became difficult near the end. A high score placed in a flexible box early may leave fewer ways to use a later weak roll. That trade-off is part of the game, rather than a promise that one fixed order always wins. Use Rules for exact scoring and Tips for comparing the opportunities left on the card.