Dominoes score sheet: free printable and online scorekeeper
Keep score for dominoes with two, three or four players. Type each hand's points and the sheet keeps the running totals and tells you who reached the target first. Works for Draw, Block and All Fives (Muggins). Print a blank sheet if you prefer pencil and paper. No sign-up; your scores stay in this browser.
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In All Fives, enter both the points scored during the hand and the points for going out; all scores are multiples of five.
How dominoes scoring works
- Going out: the player who plays their last tile scores the total pips left in all the other players' hands.
- Blocked game: if nobody can play, everyone counts their pips. The player with the lowest count wins the hand and scores the difference.
- All Fives (Muggins): after each play, if the open ends add up to a multiple of five, the player scores that total right away. Hand totals are rounded to the nearest five.
- Winning: Draw and Block are usually played to 100, All Fives to 150 (some groups play to 250).
The full rules for all three games are on the dominoes rules page.
Example
Four players play Draw. Ana goes out; the others still hold 7, 12 and 4 pips. Ana scores 7 + 12 + 4 = 23 for the hand. Write 23 in Ana's column and 0 (or leave blank) for the others.
Questions
How many points do you play dominoes to?
Most groups play Draw and Block to 100 and All Fives to 150. Set any target you like on the sheet.
How do you count points in dominoes?
Add up the dots (pips) on the tiles left in the losing hands. A double-six set has 168 pips in total.
Is this scorekeeper free?
Yes. No ads, no account, no download. Scores are kept only in your browser so a refresh does not lose your game.