Farkle Score Sheet (Printable)
A free, printable Farkle score sheet for up to six players. Fill it in online and it totals each player's running score and a grand total for you, or print a blank sheet for the table.
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| Total | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Grand total (all players): 0
| Combination | Points |
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| Single 1 | 100 |
| Single 5 | 50 |
| Three 1s | 1,000 |
| Three 2s | 200 |
| Three 3s | 300 |
| Three 4s | 400 |
| Three 5s | 500 |
| Three 6s | 600 |
| Four of a kind | Double the triple (four 4s = 800) |
| Five of a kind | Triple the triple (five 4s = 1,200) |
| Six of a kind | Four times the triple (six 4s = 1,600) |
| Straight (1-2-3-4-5-6) | 1,000 |
| Three pairs | 750 |
| Two triplets (two different three-of-a-kinds) | 2,500 |
How it works
Type each player's name across the top, then enter the points they bank at the end of every round down their column. Leave a round blank if a player hasn't taken that turn yet, or enter 0 if they Farkled and banked nothing that round. The sheet adds up each player's entered rounds into a running total at the bottom of their column, and combines every player's total into one grand total below the sheet - both update the moment you enter a score. Everything you type is saved in your browser, so it's still here if you reload the page. Use "Print score sheet" to print just the sheet and its scoring reference - the buttons and inputs used to fill it in are left off the page.
Use this page to track a full game of Farkle for up to six players without reaching for a paper pad, or print it out for a game away from a screen.
What this sheet totals
Each round, enter the points a player banked that turn in their column. A blank round means that player hasn’t taken a turn yet; an entered 0 means they Farkled and banked nothing. The sheet sums every entered round in a player’s column into that player’s running total, and adds every player’s total together into one grand total below the sheet - both recalculate as soon as you enter a score.
Scoring combinations printed on this sheet
The printed reference table below the score grid uses the Farkle.games values for each scoring combination - the same column Farkle rules cites first in its side-by-side table. Dice Game Depot publishes different numbers for the straight, three pairs, and the larger multiples; if your table plays those variants, check the full comparison on the rules page before you start.
Frequently asked questions
How many players does this score sheet support?
This sheet has six player columns, which covers farkle's usual 'best with 3 to 6' player count. Leave a player's name blank and don't enter any scores in their column if you have fewer than six at the table - an empty column just totals to zero and doesn't affect anyone else's total.
What do I enter for a round where a player Farkled?
Enter 0 for that round. A Farkle means the player banked nothing that turn, which is different from not having played the round at all - this sheet only skips a blank round when totaling, so entering 0 keeps your round count accurate even though it adds nothing to the total.
Can I record a points penalty, like the three-Farkles-in-a-row rule?
Yes. Some tables deduct a flat 1,000 points after three Farkles in a row. Enter that round's score as a negative number (for example -1000) and the sheet subtracts it from that player's running total, the same as it would for any other table rule your group plays with.
Does this save my progress?
Yes - everything you've entered is saved in your browser's local storage, not on a server, so your sheet is still here next time you open this page on the same device.
Which scoring table does the printed reference use?
The printed scoring reference on this sheet uses the Farkle.games values. Dice Game Depot publishes different numbers for the straight, three pairs, and the big multiples - see the full side-by-side table on the Farkle rules page if your table plays those differently.
See the full rules for Farkle Rules: How to Play, Setup, and Scoring