Play Farkle Online with Friends in a Private Room

A table supports up to eight seats. The host can keep the room private, invite specific players, and fill open seats with bots when the group is short.

Guests can join without creating an account. The host signs in so the table settings and invitations have a clear owner.

Players take turns rolling six dice. Set aside at least one scoring die, then bank the turn score or roll the remaining dice. A roll with no scoring dice is a Farkle and loses the unbanked points from that turn.

The room keeps every player on the same game state through a live connection. The active player rolls and banks while everyone else can follow the score and dice.

Classic is the easiest starting point for groups that already know common Farkle rules. The KCD preset matches the tavern dice scoring style used in Kingdom Come: Deliverance, including partial straights and chained multiples.

Agree on the preset and goal before the first roll. Changing scoring expectations during a game is the quickest way to turn a friendly table into a rules dispute.