So here are the racks for the puzzle:


We should start the solving by looking at the amounts of different dice.
These are listed (racks 1-4)+(racks 5-8)+(rack 9):

1s: 4+2+1, no more than 2 in any single rack -> shouldn't be any problems getting full bonus from 1s; nothing to worry about other than leaving one zone free of 1s for 9th rack
2s: 4+3+1, no more than 2 in any single rack -> shouldn't be any problems getting full bonus from 2s; really standard one to each outer zone in first 4 racks, pair 3 in racks 5-8, last one in rack 9
3s: 3+7+0, can be snaked within first 8 racks playing many different setups, can't be snaked with 9th rack, there are 7 in racks 5-8, might cause some problems trying to get them all chained
4s: 6+1+2, can be snaked, but only with 9th rack
5s: 2+3+0, can be 4-zoned within first 8 racks, first two 5s are in different racks -> can be 4-zoned in a lot of ways
6s: 1+4+1, can be 4-zoned within first 8 racks or with 8th rack, however doing either would prevent two other chains from being snaked

So, bonus dice shouldn't cause any problems, let's have a look at the chain dice then. The order of value seems to be 4s>3s>6s>5s, but 6s can't be 4-zoned while snaking both 3s and 4s, so best option would seem to be snaking 3s and 4s, 4-zoning 5s. But then we notice that 4s can't be snaked without help from 9th rack, and at the same time that 6+1+1-snake setup means that we can't snake one other chain while 4-zoning the other. That leaves 5s out of the equation. Then we need to figure out if it is better to 4-zone both 3s and 6s, or snake 3s, and 3-zone 6s, and with this many 3s, snaking them scores a bit more. We already know there is no problem with 2s. With 1s have to remember to leave one zone free for 9th rack, and it can't be the center zone since it is needed for a 4. Also with the 6+1+1-snaking, and snaking 3s too we can't play a 1 to center in first 4 racks (needed for chain dice), but can do so in racks 5-8, 1s in racks 1-4 should be played to outer zones 2-1-1-0 or 2-2-0-0. So in conclusion, we can get full bonus while snaking 4s, snaking 3s, 3-zoning 6s. Then we just have to be careful, and make sure we get all 3s and 6s chained, 4s won't cause any problems with the 6+1+1-snaking. So this was a pretty easy solution in the end.

Usually the solutions don't go quite as smoothly for more difficult puzzles, instead you'll have to make some adjustments. Also, if there are lots of 1s/2s, it can be a good idea to first see how you can play them. Then build chains around 1s/2s, and adjust 1s/2s if necessary. Free move mode is a great tool for this, of course in the beginning it can be helpful even when playing easier puzzles, such as this. Few things to remember with it: 1) Keep the puzzle racks open when using free move mode, sometimes your plan might not be possible to complete with the racks the puzzle has, even though the dice amounts are correct. Use either two different types of browsers or take a screenshot of the racks and have it open on the background. 2) Do not complete the game free move mode, and only place 44 dice at most, otherwise the free move mode score will show up in Recent Scores, and can possibly spoil the answer to others.

Here is the plan made in free move mode, first step is 4s and 2s, since there isn't another/better way to play them.


Then we can add the 3-chain and 6-chain.


And finally add 1s, and rest of 2s, 3s, 4s and 6s, the empty spots are where 5s go.


And the puzzle actually played according to the plan.