The Rules of Domino
All Fives
Muggins or All Fives is a common domino game that is suitable for two or four players. The game can be played with common domino sets and is described by John McLeod as a “good game for two people.”
Draw game
The Draw game in domino is a popular variant of the regular game. In this game, players receive five pieces and score based on the number of pips on each piece. If a domino has a doublet, the player who placed it on top of the chain gets the doublet’s value and becomes the leader. This variant of the draw game is more challenging than the standard game. Read on for information on its rules and features.
Chinese variants
The domino game has a rich history that originated in China and spread across many countries. However, the game is not easy to learn and perfect without practice. In this article, we will look at some of the more popular variations of the game and their basic rules.
Western variants
Western domino is a variant of Chinese domino, in which players take turns playing sets of tiles. The rules are similar to Chinese domino, but the tiles are thicker and tend to fall over less often. Players take turns playing a set of tiles, and the goal is to reach the target score, which is 210 points.
Rules of the game
The Rules of Domino are very simple and straightforward. The main objective of the game is to create a series of enclosed spaces. Each cell is half a domino tile and is scored with one point. The blank tile serves as a wild card and can be played on any side of the game board.