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Dominoes is a popular game that is played worldwide. It is a game of chance and strategy that has been enjoyed for centuries. The object of the game is to match up similar tiles in order to get the most points.
To play a game of Dominoes, you will need a set of tiles. Each tile has two numbers, each from 0 to 6. The numbers represent the dots, or pips, on the face of the tile. The tiles are shuffled and each player is then dealt a set of tiles—usually 7 tiles. The remaining tiles are placed in the center of the table and form what is known as the “boneyard.”
The first player will try to make a match of numbers between one of tiles in their own hand and the first tile in the boneyard. If a match can be made, the matching tile is placed alongside the first tile. This is called the “open” end and the player can place as many tiles as they can make matches with at this time. If the player cannot make a match, they must draw from the boneyard until they can find a match.
The game ends when either the boneyard is empty or there are no more available moves. The player with the highest point total wins the game. Points are tallied by counting the sum of all the dominoes placed on the board.
Dominoes is a timeless game that continues to captivate players around the world. Whether playing with friends, family, or online, it is a great way to keep minds sharp, increase math skills, and most importantly—have fun!