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Mexican Train Score Sheet
All aboard, thirteen stops. Log leftover pips each round from double 12 down to double 0 for up to 8 players, and let the sheet keep totals and crown the low-score winner at the end of the line.
How Mexican Train scoring works
Mexican Train is played over a countdown of rounds, one per double in the set: with the usual double-12 dominoes, that is 13 rounds starting from the double 12 and ending at the double 0. Each round continues until one player runs out of tiles or the boneyard empties and play blocks. The player who went out scores zero; everyone else counts the pips left in their hand, with the double-zero tile usually costing 50. Low score wins after the final round, so a single disastrous hand rarely ends your chances — and the running totals on this sheet show exactly how much track is left to catch up.
FAQ
Mexican Train scoring: common questions
At the end of each round, the player who dominoed (played their last tile) scores 0, and everyone else adds up the pips on the dominoes still in their hand. After all rounds are played, the player with the lowest total score wins the game.
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