Mexican Train score sheet

1. When a round ends, every player turns their remaining dominoes face up.
2. Each player adds up all the pips in their hand. Blanks count zero. The player who went out scores zero.
3. Write each player's pips in that round's row. The sheet adds the running totals for you.
4. Start the next round from the next lower double, shown next to each round number.
5. After the last round (the 0-0 round with a double-12 set), the lowest total wins.

Example: you are left holding 9-7, 4-0 and 3-3. That's 16 + 4 + 6 = 26 pips, so you write 26 for the round. The full rules, including blocked rounds and common house rules, are on the Mexican Train rules page.

• Choose your set: double-12 gives 13 rounds, double-9 gives 10 and double-6 gives 7.
• Type the players' names at the top. Add up to eight players, or remove a column with the cross.
• The lowest total is highlighted, so everyone can see who is ahead without adding anything up.
• Clear scores keeps the names for the next game.

Print sheet prints one page with a row for every round, the engine double for each round and a totals row. With nothing filled in, you get eight blank player columns; with names typed in, the printout has your names and any scores so far. The blank PDF is the double-12 version.

No dominoes at hand? Play Mexican Train online and the game keeps score for you. Want to lower your totals? Read the Mexican Train strategy guide.