Count tiles quickly
Tap the pip total on each remaining domino and send the running total straight to a player's score field.
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Mexican Train Dominoes Scorekeeper
Set the players, enter each hand, and keep the lowest score in view. Your game stays on this device.
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Current round
Round 1 · Double 12
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Round history
Double 12 · 4 playersScores will appear here after the first round.
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Clear a solo domino train
Play a complete browser challenge with legal moves, a draw pile, win and blocked states, and a local best score.
Built for real games
A score sheet that does the arithmetic
Tile Tally replaces pencil totals without changing how your group plays. It supports common domino sets and keeps every completed round visible.
Fix table mistakes
Undo the last round, rename players, and see tied ranks calculated with the lowest total first.
Keep the table private
Games are stored locally in the browser. Player names and scores are never included in product event logs.
Quick reference
Mexican Train scoring basics
When a round ends, each player counts the pips left in their hand. A player who emptied their hand scores zero. Add each round to the running total; the lowest final score wins.
Read the complete scoring guide or review the independent rules summary.
How do you keep score?
Add the pips on every domino left in each player's hand. Enter that number for the round. Tile Tally adds the totals and ranks the table automatically.
How many rounds are in a double-12 game?
A common format has 13 rounds: double-12 first, then each lower double through double-blank. House rules vary, so agree on the format before play.
Can I use it without internet?
Yes. After the first visit, the scorekeeper and core guide pages are cached for offline use on a modern browser.
Where are saved games stored?
They are stored only in this browser's local storage. Clearing site data or using another device removes access to those games.