Classic draw game with double-six set
The oldest known domino set was discovered in Tutankhamun's tomb, dating back to 1355 BC — making dominoes over 3,300 years old
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Dominoes is one of the world's oldest and most beloved tile games, played by millions across every continent. A standard double-six set contains 28 rectangular tiles, each divided into two halves showing zero to six pips. Players take turns matching tile ends to build a chain across the table, trying to be the first to empty their hand.
This free online version faithfully recreates the classic draw game variant. Play against three AI difficulty levels, from casual beginners to tile-tracking experts, right in your browser with no downloads required.
Each game begins by shuffling all 28 tiles face-down in the boneyard. Both players draw seven tiles. The player holding the highest double plays first; if neither has a double, the highest tile starts. On your turn, match one of your tiles to an open end of the chain. If you cannot play, draw from the boneyard until you find a match or it runs out. Doubles are placed perpendicular to the chain.
The round ends when a player empties their hand or both players are blocked. The winner scores the pip total remaining in the opponent's hand. First player to 100 points wins the match.