FarkleBoard — a free Farkle scorekeeper and online dice game

FarkleBoard keeps score for Farkle, the classic six-dice game also known as 10,000, Zilch, or Greed. It replaces the pencil-and-paper score sheet with a live scoreboard, real statistics, and a big-screen TV mode — free, with no ads and no signup required.

What you can do with it

• Keep score for game night — running totals, round history, farkle counts, and per-player averages.
• Play against bots — computer opponents from Easy to Impossible that roll real dice.
• TV mode — cast the scoreboard to a television with a four-letter code, and resize every part of it so it reads from the couch.
• Play Farkle online with friends — share a room code; no account needed to join.
• Your house rules — every scoring value, the winning score, and the Farkle penalties are yours to set.

How Farkle scoring works

Roll six dice. Set aside at least one scoring die, then either bank your points or push your luck and roll the rest. A single 1 is usually 100 points and a single 5 is 50. Three of a kind scores 100 times the number rolled (three 1s are worth 300 or 1,000 depending on house rules), and a 1-2-3-4-5-6 straight, three pairs, or two triplets all pay bonuses. Roll nothing that scores and you farkle — the whole turn is gone. First to the target score, usually 10,000, triggers a final round.

FarkleBoard is free to use. Donations keep it running, but are never required.