Mexican Train
The Mexican Train score keeper
Thirteen rounds, up to eight players, and a lot of pips to add up. Pipside keeps the running totals on one phone, so nobody has to find a pencil.
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Round 9 of 13
Lowest total wins
- Tía Carmen38
- Lucía52
- Rafa71
- Abuela86
- Marcos104
Why score it with Pipside
- Up to eight players, each with a big running total you can read from across the table.
- Every round shows its engine double, from 12-12 down to 0-0, so nobody loses track of where you are.
- Type each player's leftover pips, or tap Out for whoever went out. A leftover double-blank can count 50.
- Made a mistake? Fix any round and the totals recount.
- The lowest total wears the crown, and the winner is called after the last round.
- Play the full 13 rounds, 10 for Chicken Foot with a double-nine set, a quick 7, or your own number.
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How Mexican Train is scored
- The game runs 13 rounds with a double-twelve set. Round one starts from the 12-12, then 11-11, all the way down to 0-0.
- A round ends when someone plays their last tile. Everyone else adds up the pips left in their hand.
- Those pips count against them. Many tables make a leftover double-blank worth 50.
- After the last round, the lowest total wins.
Mexican Train is played with a double-twelve set and train markers, and a hub keeps the trains tidy. See the best Mexican Train sets. Rather keep score on paper? Our printable pack has a Mexican Train sheet for all 13 rounds. See it on Etsy