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Dominoes Rules [leasingexecutive]

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Playing dominoes is so much fun. This game has been around for centuries and has been appreciated by generations and generations of kids and kids at heart. Who will forget spending their afternoons enjoying this game with brothers and sisters, cousins, parents or playmates? It is an absolute classic game we are all fond of. In fact, dominoes game is a component of every major community worldwide.

Based on history, the game of dominoes could have originated from China in the 12th century. However, you will also discover pieces of evidence that point its origin to Egypt and to the Mediterranean. The first appearance of dominoes was in Italy during the 18th century. It became immensely popular around Europe and the world.

As of today, there are several versions of dominoes.

It appears as if every country in the world has added their twist in this classic. Each of these games’ rules depends depending on the place of origin.

Learning About the Game Pieces

It is easy to learn about this game once you learn what the different parts of the game are are. Most importantly, you have to determine how the pieces of domino work individually and altogether.

A domino is a small tile approximately 2 inch long, 1 inch wide, and 3/8 thick. Each of the tiles represents two dice. The tile is referred to as the ‘bone’. The most popular dominoes set is the double-six.

Dominoes are named after the number of dots on each end. The lower number is generally listed first.

For example, a tile with 3 on one end and 6 on the other end is referred to as “3 - 6”. Those tiles with the same number on both ends are called “double”. So if you have a tile with numbers “5 - 5”, it is called “double-five”. The heaviest value for a domino is double-six and the lightest is the double-blank.

In the dominoes rules, tiles with similar number on ends belong to the same “suit”. There are 7 suits with 7 members each.

General Draw Dominoes Rules

The draw dominoes rules are easy to play. In fact, it is the most-widely known game. So, if you hear somebody inviting you to play, he is probably inviting you to play draw dominoes. The rules for this game are simple. The game starts by shuffling the domino tiles on the table. Place the tiles face-down and mix them with your hands.

If there are 2 players, each player must select 7 tiles. If there are 3 or 4 players, each should select 5 dominoes. Place the tiles in front of you where you can see them. But make sure you have them well hidden from your opponent. The player with the highest double starts the game.

The next player to the left must place a matching domino next to the first tile. If the first player started with a double-six, you should play the tile with a 6 on it. Otherwise, you have to draw from the boneyard (pile of unselected dominoes) until you get a playable tile. You must pass your turn if you are unable to find a matching piece. The player who runs out of dominoes first wins the round.

Now that we’ve covered the fundamentals of dominoes rules, have a great time and enjoy a wonderful game of dominoes with your family and friends!

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Question by Julie ♥'s the Jonas Brothers: dominos??????????? does anyone no how much a small pizza from dominos is Best answer for dominos???????????:

Answer by Nicole
call them and ask

Answer by redhot
we have this awesome contraption called a TELEPHONE... why dont you dial the local Dominoes and ask them...

Answer by Heidi D
They don't have small, Medium is $ 5.00, Large is $ 8.00 and Xtra large is 10.00 (for pick up). But call your local Dominos, sometimes they run deals like $ 4.00 if pick up only one topping.

Answer by ???
Call your local Dominos, I know they have the 5 5 5 deal 3 Medium are $ 5.00 each 1 topping..

Answer by Nancy P
I'm answering this 30 minutes after you posted. Isn't that the amount of time Domino's could have delivered your pizza?? I love finding easy answers here, but seriously, just calling would have served you better........ and just think you could have a pizza by now! p.s.... yum, that sounds good!

Answer by dadyz_angel
No i dont but @ little ceasers it is 5 bucks :)

Answer by the cute girl next door
thats a stupid ?. just call the place

Answer by Noahs Ark
dont know i dont like dominoes maybe you should get the phone book and call them

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