Setup
Shuffle the 28 tiles face down. Each player draws 7; the remaining 14 form the boneyard. The player with the highest double usually leads.
Draw Dominoes is the most popular way to play dominoes at home. Two players use a double-six set of 28 tiles, match numbers end to end, and race to empty their hand. The winner scores the pips left in the loser's hand.
Shuffle the 28 tiles face down. Each player draws 7; the remaining 14 form the boneyard. The player with the highest double usually leads.
On your turn, place one tile so that one of its halves matches the number on an open end of the line. Doubles are placed crosswise. The line always has two open ends.
If you can't match either end, draw from the boneyard until you can play. If the boneyard is empty, you pass.
The first player to play their last tile wins the round and scores the total pips in the opponent's hand. If the game blocks, the lighter hand wins. First to 100 points wins the match.
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