They make tons of them and they are available all over eBay and Amazon if you want them on dual-sided pads. It shouldn't take you too much effort to find them along with a fair deal.
You used the word "disjointed" in reference to the rules sheet. FWIW, that's the PERFECT word to describe the layout of the rules sheet. I do have one question about something you cover in this video, and that's the Yahtzee Bonus/Bonus Chips: The way you explained it in your video is accurate and per the rules in the "disjointed" booklet with one exception: 1) In order to earn a Yahtzee Bonus on the second and third Yahtzees, your first 50-point Yahtzee can be in ANY open column as long as all they're all available. It does not have to be placed in the first. With that said, you will optimize the amount of Yahtzee Bonus points by placing your first Yahtzee in the 50-point category. This makes an even-greater skill and risk element. 2) I do not know if it is because other sites do want to violate on copyright infringement, that Yahtzee Bonuses/Bonus Chips CANNOT be earned unless all three Yahtzee categories have been previously filled with 50-point (base) scores.This means that the Yahtzee Bonus is totally irrelevant unless a player rolls at least a FOURTH and subsequent Yahtzee. This is not a favorite of mine. Id like your thoughts on this if you ever come back and check this, along with anyone else. I'd also be interested to know if later editions of Yahtzee modified the rules past this version, as I do not have access to the sheets.
Good observations. On point. Love the game
When I was a kid, we only played Triple Yahtzee, never single. Too bad they don't make score sheets for this game anymore.
They make tons of them and they are available all over eBay and Amazon if you want them on dual-sided pads. It shouldn't take you too much effort to find them along with a fair deal.
I typed in the score sheets (in Google), found a pic of them in Google images, saved the pic, then printed them off
You used the word "disjointed" in reference to the rules sheet. FWIW, that's the PERFECT word to describe the layout of the rules sheet.
I do have one question about something you cover in this video, and that's the Yahtzee Bonus/Bonus Chips:
The way you explained it in your video is accurate and per the rules in the "disjointed" booklet with one exception:
1) In order to earn a Yahtzee Bonus on the second and third Yahtzees, your first 50-point Yahtzee can be in ANY open column as long as all they're all available. It does not have to be placed in the first. With that said, you will optimize the amount of Yahtzee Bonus points by placing your first Yahtzee in the 50-point category. This makes an even-greater skill and risk element.
2) I do not know if it is because other sites do want to violate on copyright infringement, that Yahtzee Bonuses/Bonus Chips CANNOT be earned unless all three Yahtzee categories have been previously filled with 50-point (base) scores.This means that the Yahtzee Bonus is totally irrelevant unless a player rolls at least a FOURTH and subsequent Yahtzee. This is not a favorite of mine.
Id like your thoughts on this if you ever come back and check this, along with anyone else. I'd also be interested to know if later editions of Yahtzee modified the rules past this version, as I do not have access to the sheets.