🁂 Dominoes rules

Domino.cc offers three classic ways to play. A double-six set has 28 tiles, each end worth 0–6 pips.

🧱 Block (2–4 players)

Players take turns playing a tile that matches an open end. If you cannot play, you pass. The round ends when someone plays their last tile (domino) or the table is blocked; remaining pips are counted and the player with the lowest total wins the others' points (simplified: the finisher scores the opponents' remaining pips).

🎣 Draw (2–4 players)

Same as Block, but when you cannot play you must draw from the boneyard until you can; you may pass only once the boneyard is empty. With 2 players each starts with 7 tiles, with 3–4 players 5 each, and the rest go to the boneyard.

✋ All Fives (2–4 players)

Draw rules plus scoring: after each play, if the open ends total a multiple of five (5/10/15…), the player scores that amount. Both ends of a double count. First to the target score (default 100) wins the match.

🏆 Winning and scoring

A round ends on a domino or a block (lowest pips); the match goes to the first player to reach the target score. Disconnected players can rejoin from the original link within 90 seconds.

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