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Mexican Train score keeper.
This score keeper is a free score keeper for Mexican Train and Chickenfoot dominoes. It runs on this page, adds up the running totals for 2 to 8 players, names the low score each round as you go, and keeps your game on this device if the tab closes. No signup, and it works offline once the page has loaded.
Free: Mexican Train with a double-12 set, all 13 rounds set up, Chickenfoot mode, the double-blank counts 50 house rule as a toggle, and your choice of how many rounds to play. Table Pro, $4.99 one time, adds saved groups and rosters, game history, season standings across nights, double-9 and double-15 sets, and a large print display mode.
New here?
The keeper below runs the arithmetic at a real table: rounds, pip totals, standings. If you have never played the game itself, Mexican Train 101 teaches it in about five minutes of tapping: the engine, your train, open trains, and how the scoring the keeper is counting actually works. Start with Mexican Train 101
Set up your game
Table Pro
Table Pro is for the table that plays every week. It adds saved groups and rosters, so the regular names are waiting for you instead of being typed again. It keeps a history of your finished games. It builds a season standings table across nights for your group. It adds double-9 and double-15 set support, with their starting hands. And it adds a large print display mode you can read from the far side of the table.
Table Pro: $4.99, one time. No subscription.
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Gear for the real table
Playing tonight on a borrowed set?
This keeper handles the scoring. The other half of a good game night is the set itself, and tables outgrow their first one quickly: tiles go missing, hands topple without racks, and eight players crowd a double-9. Three sets that fix that, at three prices:
First set
University Games Double 12 Mexican Train Dominoes
Ninety-one tiles in a storage tin, rules in the box, for less than the cost of a pizza night. There are no racks and no hub, and the train markers are simple, but the tiles play a correct, complete game for up to eight people. This is the set to learn on.
$17.99 at Target
Price checked Oct 19, 2026. Prices change; the store page shows the current one.
Holders and hub included
Queensell Mexican Train Domino Game Set with 4 Domino Holders
The complete table in one aluminum case: 91 double-12 tiles, four wooden holders so hands stay upright and private, a centerpiece hub, nine train markers, and a score pad to start the night. Four holders cover a four player table; bigger groups can share or add holders later.
$43.95 at Queensell
Price checked Oct 19, 2026. Prices change; the store page shows the current one.
For big tables
University Games Double 15 Party Dominoes
One hundred thirty-six tiles for the nights when nine, ten, or twelve players show up, in a storage tin. A double-15 game runs long, so think of it as the party set rather than the everyday one, and know that at this price holders are a separate purchase.
$26.99 at Target
Price checked Oct 19, 2026. Prices change; the store page shows the current one.
The full buying guide, with what to look for and what to avoid, lives on our best Mexican Train domino sets page.
More for game night
New to the game, or settling a rules question at the table? Start with the rules, written out in plain words.
Mexican Train rules Printable score sheets American Mahjong
The printable score sheets put all 13 rounds on paper in large print, with a Chickenfoot sheet and a season standings sheet in the same pack.
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About this keeper
This section is part of Parlor and Play, published by Oasis Investing LLC. Mexican Train and Chickenfoot are folk games played many ways. This keeper scores the way most published rules describe, in our own words. No game publisher endorses or is affiliated with this site, and the table you are sitting at has the final word on house rules. Corrections: hello@oasisinvestingllc.com.