Dominoes
How to play
1.Place a bet. The initial stake is determined before the start of a game.
2.The maximum stake is 342.37 EUR, the minimum stake is 0.20 EUR.
3.Dominoes is played with 28 tiles. Each domino tile is divided into two halves which are marked with black spots, or “pips”. The number of pips on each half varies from one to six, or there may be none at all. At the start of the game, you and your opponent get 7 tiles each. The rest of the tiles stay in the stock.
4.Each player's tiles are laid out in a row on one of the sides of the playing area.
5.There are tips in the game: available positions and tiles are highlighted to help you make a move.
6.The player with a "double-six" (6–6) makes the first move. If no one has a double-six, the player with the highest double will start. If neither player has a double, the game starts by playing the tile that has the largest number of pips (e.g. 6–5).
7.The next player adds a domino to one end of the first tile, so that the adjacent halves have the same number of pips, (6–2; 6–3; etc). If a player does not have a matching tile, they must take dominoes from the stock until they find a tile with the necessary number of spots, or until the stock runs out.
The game is over when one of the players puts their last domino on the table (i.e. when a player has no more tiles left).
8.The player with the lowest number of points (or with no more tiles) wins.
9.The game may end in a "block", when both players still have dominoes in hand but no one can make another move because they do not have suitable tiles.
10.In a blocked game, the player with the lowest number of points wins.
11.If you win, your bet will be paid out at odds of (x2).
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