Dominoes
Classic Draw Dominoes, double-6 set, heads-up against the bot
The Set & The Deal
A standard double-6 set — 28 tiles, every unique pair from 0-0 up to 6-6. Each side deals 7 tiles; the remaining 14 form the boneyard.
The Opening Lead
Whoever holds the highest double leads with it. If neither hand has any double at all — entirely possible, only half the set gets dealt — the single highest tile across both hands leads instead (6-4 beats 6-3 beats 5-4).
Playing
- The board has two open ends. Play a tile whose number matches either open end, extending the line at that end.
- No legal play? Draw from the boneyard until you get one — or, if the boneyard is empty, you pass.
- Two passes in a row (both sides stuck, boneyard empty) blocks the round.
- Empty your hand first and you win the round outright.
Scoring a Block
If the round blocks instead of emptying, whoever is holding fewer total pips in their remaining hand wins. Equal pips is a tie — nobody scores.
| Empty your hand first | instant win |
| Board blocks — lower pip count | win |
| Board blocks — equal pip count | tie |