Objective : Score points by making the open ends of the domino layout add up to 5 or multiples of 5 10, 15, 20 etc. The first player to score a pre-agreed number of points usually — wins the game. Though it can prove a little complicated for younger children, adults and more experienced players will find it fully engrossing.
Objective: Score points by making the open ends of the layout match. First to 15 points wins. Rather than totaling up the open ends, your goal is to simply make them match.
Based on the card game of the same name, Bingo is unique in that each hand consists of a single tile from each player. The trick is to out-wit your opponent by playing the highest scoring tile. Object of the game: Scoring points by laying the dominoes end to end the touching ends must match: i. If the dots on the exposed ends total any multiple of five the player is awarded that number of points. All sides of the first double the spinner may be used one piece to each side and later one to each end.
All other doubles are played at right angles to the line and the total points on both ends are counted. Dominoing occurs when one player goes out by playing all of his dominoes. The score of points is usually considered a game. The first person or partnership to score this amount wins the game.
Shuffle and begin a new game. Method 1. All rights reserved. This image may not be used by other entities without the express written consent of wikiHow, Inc.
Play the game with 2 to 4 players. If there are 4 players, you could choose to play as partners with the person sitting opposite you, or you can each play your own hands. If you want to play with more than 4 people, use a double set instead of a double-9 set. Shuffle the dominoes face down and draw to see who plays first. Lay all the tiles face down on a flat surface in front of you. Have one player mix up the tiles so that they are thoroughly shuffled.
Let each person draw one tile—the person with the highest double will go first. If a double wasn't drawn, the person with the heaviest tile the tile with the most pips will go first. Put the tiles back into the pile and give them another quick shuffle.
Have each player draw 7 dominoes for their hand. You can pick from anywhere in the pile, but after a tile has been picked, it can't be put back into the pile.
Set your 7 dominoes up in front of you so that you can see them, but try to keep them hidden from your neighbors. Place the first tile in the center of the table to begin the round. The person who drew the tile to go first can put down whatever tile they want to get the game started. If this is you, it's generally a good idea to lay down a tile that you know you'd be able to build off of in your next turn.
Take turns building off the tiles on the board with the tiles in your hand. Go counter-clockwise around the table. Each turn consists of a player laying down one tile. That tile has to have a side that matches the open end of a domino that is already on the table.
Continue taking turns until someone uses up all of their tiles. You can choose whichever option you like best! Pick up a tile from the draw pile if you can't play a tile in your hand. If the tile you pick up from the draw pile matches something on the board, you can play it.
If not, add the tile to your hand. The turn then passes to the next person. Win the round by using all of the dominoes in your hand. Whoever is the first person to lay down all the tiles from their hand onto the table is the winner of that round.
There will be at least 7 turns per round, but if everyone ends up having to pick up extra tiles from the draw pile, the game could last much longer than that. You'll have several hands to play before the entire game is finished. Tally the score by adding up the points left in each player's hand.
Have each player add up the total number of pips on the tiles they have left in front of them. On a piece of paper, add those numbers to the column of the person who won that hand. The first person to get to points wins the game. Method 2. Pull out the double or double-9 domino from the set. Choose a domino set with a double for a hand game; choose the double-9 set for a hand game.
From whichever set you choose, remove the highest double-sided tile before you move on to shuffling. Each hand after that starts with the double-sided tile that is one number less than the one preceding it: the first hand starts with the double, the second hand starts with the double, the third hand starts with the double, and so on.
Shuffle the remaining dominoes facedown on the table in front of you. Lay out all of the tiles and flip them so they are pip-side down.
Thoroughly mix them up by hand. Have each player draw their cards from the shuffled tiles. After you draw your tiles, set them up in front of you on their sides so you can see what you have, but try your best to keep them hidden from your neighbors. You can play Mexican train with up to 8 people if you have a double set. If you have a double-9 set, you can play with only 2 to 4 people. Follow this breakdown to determine how many tiles each person should take: [11] X Research source Double 2 to 3 players take 16 tiles each; 4 players take 15 tiles each; 5 players take 14 tiles each; 6 players take 12 tiles each; 7 players take 10 tiles each; 8 players take 9 tiles each.
Double 2 players take 15 tiles each; 3 players take 13 tiles each; 4 players take 10 tiles each. If on any given turn you don't have a domino in your hand that can be played on either the Mexican train or your personal train, draw one tile from the train yard. If that tile can be played, play it. If not, it gets added to your hand and the turn passes on to the next player. Set the double domino in the center of the table to begin play. After drawing tiles for your hand and creating the train yard, it's finally time for gameplay to begin!
There are sets you can buy that include a little stand for the starter tile, which you're welcome to use if you have it. If not, simply place the double or double-9 tile into the center of the playing space.
Pick someone to start and take turns clockwise around the table. Whoever goes first can lay down a tile only if they have one that matches the denomination of the engine tile. For example, if the engine tile is a double, then you must lay down a tile that has 12 pips on one side or the other. The pip side needs to be laid down so it is connected to the double engine tile. If you lay down a double tile, take a second turn immediately and lay down an additional tile.
Win a hand by being the first to lay down all of your dominoes. Once a player has laid down all the tiles in their hand, that particular round is over. Keep score on a piece of paper; have each player with tiles left in their hand add up the total number of pips.
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