Players score for making the two ends of the layout add up to a multiple of five, and also whoever runs out of dominoes scores for those remaining in the other players' hands.

When the hand is finished, either by being dominoed or by being blocked, the pips on the tiles remaining in each hand are totaled and the total is rounded up or down to the nearest multiple of five. For example, a hand with [1-2] would round up to five points, while [1-1] would round down to zero points. These points are then subtracted from that player's score.

Doubles are turned crosswise but are not played as spinners. Doubles count as the total of their pips for scoring purposes if they are at one end of the layout.

Since points are earned regardless of how long or short the train is, the following tiles result in the starting player scoring points for the first domino played:

6-4 tile has 10 pips so would result in 10 points;

5-5 tile has 10 pips so would result in 10 points;

 5-0 tile has 5 pips so would result in 5 points;

 4-1 tile has 5 pips so would result in 5 points; 

 3-2 tile has 5 pips would result in 5 points.