Game Night Score Sheets: A Dice Scorekeeping Book for Yahtzee, Triple Yahtzee, Farkle, Kismet, Bunco, and Ten Thousand. 192 Pages in 8.5″ x 11″ Format … Included (The Dice Scorekeeping Series)

Dad, when you play, do you like to win or lose? I barely had time to answer before the game pulled us back in. It was game night, our favorite tradition. The table was packed–family members leaning in, dice rolling, score sheets filling up. Tonight, we were playing Yahtzee, and the tension was real. My son was up for the final roll. He had fought his way through every round, keeping up with his cousin–the one who loved to tease him when he lost–and his grandmother, who had been unbelievably lucky all night. But now, it all came down to this moment. One roll. One chance. If he got a Large Straight, he would win it all. He took the dice in his hands, shaking them, his face a mix of determination and nerves. The whole room fell silent. Even his cousin, for once, didn’t say a word. The dice hit the table. 3… 4… 5… 6… Just one more number. He grabbed the last die, rolling it between his fingers. He glanced at me. I nodded. He threw it. It landed. A 2. No Large Straight. No win. His cousin burst into laughter, his grandmother patted his hand, but I saw it–his chest rising and falling, the way he bit his lip to stop it from trembling. Then, the tears. He had been so close. I pulled him aside, crouching down to his level. — You played incredibly well. You had a real shot at winning until the very last moment. He wiped his eyes, his voice barely a whisper. — Yes, but when you play… do you like to win or lose? And right then, I realized something. Winning? Losing? That wasn’t the point. The real win was this–this night, the tension, the laughter, even the heartbreak. Because these are the moments we’ll remember. That’s why I make sure we never miss a game night. And why I got this Game Night Score Sheets Book–because it’s more than just scorekeeping. It’s what keeps us at the table, switching between games so no one gets tired of playing the same thing. Yahtzee, Triple Yahtzee, Farkle, Kismet, Bunco–something for everyone. It means no matter who wins or loses, we always walk away with something better–memories that last a lifetime. And you? Do you like to win or lose?