Domino rules · How to play Domino

Tiles and players

28 tiles, from 0|0 to 6|6. Each player gets 7.
2 vs 2: you and your partner opposite, against the two players at the sides. All 28 tiles are dealt.
1 vs 1: the 14 spare tiles are either drawn when you have no tile that fits, or stay out of play. You choose before the game.

The first hand is opened by whoever holds the highest double (in 2 vs 2, the 6|6), and they open with it.
From the second hand on, the player who went out first in the last hand opens.
A tile goes at either end of the line. Its number must match that end.
If you have no tile that fits, you pass. In 1 vs 1 with drawing, you draw until you find a tile that fits.

When someone runs out of tiles, their side scores the points of the tiles left in the opponents' hands. A tile is worth the sum of its two halves: 6|6 is worth 12.
The 0|0 is worth 10 points when it is the only tile left in a hand. Together with other tiles it is worth 0.
If the game is blocked and nobody can move, the side with fewer points in hand wins and scores the opponents' points. On a tie, nobody scores.
The first side to reach 100 points wins. On VITOWEB you can also choose 50, 150 or another target.

Press LUAJ (Play) for a 2 vs 2 or 1 vs 1 table, or create a room for your friends.
Each move has 15 seconds. Arrange the tiles in your hand by dragging them.