Domino 2.0.51

Domino is a popular dice scoring game according to both classical and Matador rules. The player with the senior double goes first. If all doubles are in reserve, then the dice with the largest number of points go.

During his turn, the player puts a domino to one of the free ends with the same number of dots on the half. If there is no such dice, then the player gets from the reserve until he gets the required one for the move. If the reserve is empty, the player skips a turn. The winner is the one who discards all the dice first. The game may end with a fish (blocking the layout) - this is when the players have dice, but there is no way to lay out. The player following the blocker takes the reserve, and the winner is the one with the smallest amount of points on the dice.

In Matador, a player can lay out dominoes if the sum of the dots on the connected halves is equal to seven. Matadors - these are bones 1-6, 2-5, 3-4 and 0-0 - can be attached to any end of the chain, regardless of the points. Domino, which is attached to the matador, can use any of his halves to get the sum of seven points. If necessary, you can get only one bone at a time from the reserve. The rest of the Matador rules correspond to the classic domino.