AARP Online Community and Discussion Forums - PLEASE INVESTIGATE THE SPURIOUS USE OF 5 ROLL'S LE...

nctarheel · ‎01-30-2026

On or around mid-June of 2025, a games user posted multiple scores that were essentially IMPOSSIBLE in the game of 5ROLL.

I posted a message in the GAMES TIPS forum on 6/21/25 asking this user what advice they could give me to attain these IMPOSSIBLE SCORES.

At that time, this user had never posted any comments on any forum before they placed these IMPOSSIBLE SCORES on the 5ROLL leader boards.

They never posted any comments to any forum since the incident in June2025.

Now, on January 29, 2026 they have returned to the web site to place another IMPOSSIBLE SCORE on the 5ROLL leader boards.

Again, this user, @NancyA741365, has never posted any comments to any forum either before, during, or after the placement of these IMPOSSIBLE SCORES to 5ROLL.

Please investigate this issue.

NancyA741365 · ‎01-30-2026

Hello. I'm the "accused" game user with the top score. I did't reply to your first post because I'm a low tech person, so I didn't know how to respond to your concern. Upon receiving your 2nd post, I called AARP and talked with 3 different staff members to find out about the community forum where I could respond to you. I don't know how I got the top score. I just play 5 Roll for fun. I don't assign the scores and I don't care about getting top billing. I just sent an email to Arcadium asking them to look into the scoring feature so they can hopefully fix it. Again, I don't care about the scoring, I just want to have fun. Perhaps you could also contact Arcadium through the AARP games site to voice your complaint. I feel like I've been accused of something nefarious when it's something over which I have no control. Hope this clears things up for you.

Nancy Abrahamson

nctarheel · ‎04-08-2026

@NancyA741365,

Once again, I see you have attained what would be considered an unattainable score in 5ROLL of 4740. To attain this score, you would have to fill almost all the scorecard boxes with almost every score of the highest value only attained by rolling same colored dice every roll and then tripling your values with the tripling cube almost every time.

The rolls are random so what I just described just does not happen. A good score is in the low 2000's and a great score is in the high 2000's. Please tell other users what method you are using to attain multiple scores in the 4000's and 5,000's. These scores are virtually impossible.

SereneSeagull · ‎02-01-2026

Hi @NancyA741365 , I give you a huge amount of admiration for speaking out and explaining. You didn’t have to, but you did. Admire the hell out of you, in the face of how you were initially confronted too. Nice to meet you!

nctarheel · ‎04-10-2026

@SereneSeagull wrote:

Hi @NancyA741365 , I give you a huge amount of admiration for speaking out and explaining. You didn’t have to, but you did. Admire the hell out of you, in the face of how you were initially confronted too. Nice to meet you!

@SereneSeagull,

I am confused as to your admiration expressed for @NancyA741365 about her non-explanation regarding her impossible score posted to the 5ROLL leader board. That being said, has your view changed since @NancyA741365 has now posted three impossible scores to the 5ROLL leader board over the past few months.

nctarheel · ‎02-01-2026

@NancyA741365,

As I continue to play 5ROLL and continue to experience how "farfetched" your repeated scores in the 5,000's really are, I have had several other questions arise.

(1) Since the rolls are random, how are you able to fill each of the required scorecard boxes without leaving any blank as this would be necessary to achieve a score as high as 5,000 plus.

(2) Since the rolls are random, how are you able to have the dice all land on the same color to make you eligible for use of the tripling cube as this would be necessary to achieve a score as high as 5,000 plus.

(3) Since the rolls are random, how are you able to achieve almost 100% of the time, the tripling cube landing on triple, as this would be necessary to achieve a score of 5,000 plus.

@NancyA741365, I am just asking your method to "even the playing field" for all of us who play this game well but never achieve a score near what you have seemed to have been able to do.

nctarheel · ‎01-30-2026

@NancyA741365 wrote:

Hello. I'm the "accused" game user with the top score. I did't reply to your first post because I'm a low tech person, so I didn't know how to respond to your concern. Upon receiving your 2nd post, I called AARP and talked with 3 different staff members to find out about the community forum where I could respond to you. I don't know how I got the top score. I just play 5 Roll for fun. I don't assign the scores and I don't care about getting top billing. I just sent an email to Arcadium asking them to look into the scoring feature so they can hopefully fix it. Again, I don't care about the scoring, I just want to have fun. Perhaps you could also contact Arcadium through the AARP games site to voice your complaint. I feel like I've been accused of something nefarious when it's something over which I have no control. Hope this clears things up for you.

Nancy,

I frankly thought you were not a real person. Now that I know you are, please accept my apologies. My concern is how you attained the score of 5050. Based on Yahtzee, there is a finite amount of possible points that CAN BE scored and you scored most of them. I generated a comment back in June asking you how you play the game to achieve a point total that, literally, 99% of the players can't even get close to.

So, once again, if you would be so kind, could you please describe your method of play, what comes up when you follow your method, and what kind of bonus points you score and how.

I would like to be competitive but your scores in the 5000's are not what even the good players of 5ROLL achieve.... a really good score is around 2,300 to 2,800.

I would appreciate your transparency regarding how you get to scores in the 5,000's when no one else can.