What version of Farkle does playroom uses? because in regular Farkle, one worth 100 points, five is 50 points, and there is no large straight and small straight they're just one straight, and a regular farkle no full house. Here, one is 10 points, 5 is 5 points, you have a Full House, you have a small straight, and a large straight.

Hello,

As far as I know, there have never had any clear and unique official version.

So, regarding winning combinations, I implemented my own, based on what I could have read here and there, adding some variants I thought to be interesting.
I could have been mistaken, I don't know well farkle, as I'm not anglo-saxon. However, even if an official version does exists, it's far too late to change the playroom version now.

Regarding scoring, most versions give 100 points to 1s and 50 points to 5s, but in fact this final 0 is never used, nothing is worth only 1 or even 5 points. So I thought that it would be easier for players with smaller numbers. That's why all scores are divided by 10 compared to all other farkle versions. I globally don't like useless number inflation for nothing.

okay thanks.