Printable Mexican Train Score Sheet
Every round of Mexican Train starts from a different engine double, so this sheet labels the rounds for you, from double 12 down to double blank. Switch to a double 9 or double 15 set and the rows change to match.
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- Letter, A4 and more
Separate names with commas. Blank columns print as numbered headings to fill in by hand.
Bigger type and taller rows for easier reading.
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Rounds in Mexican Train
A double 12 set plays thirteen rounds. The first starts with the double 12 as the engine in the hub, the next with the double 11, and so on down to the double blank. Each row on this sheet is one of those rounds, so you can see at a glance how far through the game you are.
Scoring a round
When someone plays their last tile, everyone else adds up the pips on the tiles left in front of them and writes it in that round's row. The player who went out scores zero. Some groups count a leftover double blank as 50 instead of 0; agree before you start. Lowest total after the last round wins.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many rounds are in Mexican Train?
Thirteen with a double 12 set (12 down to blank), ten with a double 9 set and sixteen with a double 15 set.
Is the lowest score the winner?
Yes. Points are the pips left in your hand, so the lowest total after the final round wins.
How many players can use this sheet?
Up to eight, which suits a double 12 set. Larger groups often switch to a double 15 set.
Printing tips
- Print a stack. Set Pages in PDF to 10 or 20 and keep a pad in the game box.
- Large print for easier reading. Bigger type and taller rows help older players and anyone scoring across the table.
- Landscape for big groups. With six or more players, landscape gives every column more room to write.
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