Yam's App
Score sheet
The Weekly Challenge
From Monday to Sunday, up to 20 games to win one of the week's two titles: the best sheet, or the best average.
How it works
- A week from Monday to Sunday, Paris time.
- Up to 20 games, played whenever you like during the week.
- Here, everyone rolls their own dice: luck is back in play, and consistency pays off.
The rules are the classic Yahtzee rules. The challenge is on the app's home screen, just below the Daily Challenge.
Two leaderboards, two titles
- The best sheet: the highest score of the week.
- The best average: the average of your 5 best sheets, once you have completed five.
One more game can never lower your average: either it enters your top five, or it is ignored. Playing more can only help.
Peak versus consistency: one exceptional sheet wins the record, five very good sheets win the average.
The medals
Every Monday, the top three of each leaderboard receive a gold, silver or bronze medal. They wear it next to their name for the whole following week, in the daily leaderboards as well as the weekly ones.
Daily or Weekly Challenge?
| Daily Challenge | Weekly Challenge | |
|---|---|---|
| Length | one day | Monday to Sunday |
| Games | just one | up to 20 |
| Dice | the same for everyone | everyone their own |
| What counts | your decisions | your record and your consistency |
Both require an account (Google or email address), with the same nickname. See also the Daily Challenge.
The week is open
Twenty games to go for the record or the best average.
Frequently asked questions
- How many games can I play in a week?
- Up to 20, from Monday to Sunday.
- How is the average calculated?
- It is the average of your 5 best sheets of the week, so you need to complete at least five to enter that leaderboard.
- Does a bad game lower my average?
- No. Only your five best sheets count: a bad game is simply ignored.
- When are the medals awarded?
- Every Monday, to the top three of each of the two leaderboards of the past week.
- Do I need an account?
- Yes, a Google account or an email address, as for the Daily Challenge.