Five Dice | Free Online Dice Game, Solo or vs Computer

How to play Five Dice

The game uses five dice. On your turn you can roll up to three times.
The first roll uses all five dice. For the second and third rolls, tap the dice you want to keep and roll the rest again. You can score at any time without using all three rolls.
After rolling, choose one empty box on the score card and score it. If nothing fits, you must still put 0 in one box. A box can't be changed once it's filled.
In the upper section (Ones to Sixes), you score the sum of the dice showing that number. If your upper section adds up to 63 or more, you get a 50-point bonus.
In the lower section, One Pair scores the sum of two matching dice, Two Pairs the sum of two different pairs, Three of a Kind the sum of three matching dice, and Four of a Kind the sum of four matching dice.
Small Straight (1-2-3-4-5) scores 15, Large Straight (2-3-4-5-6) scores 20, Full House (three of one number and two of another) scores the sum of all dice, Chance scores the sum of any five dice, and Five of a Kind (all five the same) scores 50.
The game ends when all 15 boxes are filled. The highest possible score is 374. In a match, the higher total wins.

Tips for a higher score

Three of each number in the upper section adds up to exactly 63. Getting four 4s, 5s or 6s brings the bonus much closer.

When you roll two or three of the same number, keeping them and rolling the rest is usually a good start.

With four in a row, such as 2-3-4-5, going for a straight can pay off. Small is only 1-2-3-4-5 and Large is only 2-3-4-5-6, so decide which one you're aiming for.

Chance takes any roll, so it's your safety net. Try to save it for a turn that goes badly.

When nothing fits, putting 0 in a box like Ones or Five of a Kind can protect your other boxes.

If you're not sure, press Hint to highlight the dice to keep or the box to score.

FAQ

Is Five Dice free to play?

Yes, and there's no sign-up. Play right in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer.

Can I play on my own?

Yes. Choose Solo to fill all 15 boxes and go for your highest total. Your best and average scores are saved on this device.

Can I play against the computer?

Yes, at three levels: Beginner, Medium and Expert. Expert works out the odds of each roll to choose which dice to keep and where to score. It's a dice game, so you can still beat Expert.

Can two people play?

Yes. Choose 2 players and take turns rolling on the same device.

Are there undo and hints?

Right after scoring, Undo takes you back to before you scored (the dice aren't rolled again). Press Hint to highlight the dice to keep or the box to score.

What if I roll Five of a Kind twice?

On this site, the Five of a Kind box can be filled only once. Score the second one in another open box, such as Four of a Kind or Chance. There's no extra bonus.

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