>> 1s - 5 + 100
>> 2s - 10 + 100
>> 3s - 15 + 100
>> 4s - 20 + 100
>> 5s - 25 + 100
>> 6s - 30 + 100
>> B - 35
>> --- ---
>> 140 600
>>
>> 3K - 30 + 100
>> 4K - 30 + 100
>> FH - 25 + 100
>> SS - 30 + 100
>> LS - 40 + 100
>> C - 30 + 100
>> Y - 50
>> --- ---
>> 235 600
>>
>> 375 1200 = 1575
Looks correct to me. Of course, were I actually programming the 2600
game, I'd feel free to have the score-display algorithm only handle three
digits :)
>Now wait a minute, something looks wrong there....the +100's are for scoring
>a Yahtzee on the roll you count for something else, right? Now I can see no
>problem there in the upper section, the 3 or 4 of a kind, or chance.....but
>would anyone care to explain how you're going to roll five of a kind at the
>same time as, say, a small or large straight?
That was the original question. A second or later Yahtzee is a
'wildcard' and can fill in any space in the lower section... it isn't a
straight, but can be used to score points in those spaces.
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