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Each domino is divided into two parts, or ends, each containing a set

of spots. A double domino contains matching ends (6-6, 5-5, etc.).

Doubles are laid crosswise. The open ends of the double are counted

until another domino is played on it. From that point forward, the

open ends of the double are not counted, play continues clockwise

until a player runs out of dominoes, ending the hand. If a player

cannot play he must draw one domino from the pile. One domino

must remain in the pile. If a player cannot play and cannot draw from

the pile, he must pass, play continues until one person plays all of

their dominoes or no one can make a play, thus ending the hand.

Scoring: One point for each multiple of five (5 – one point, 10 – two

points, 15 is three points, etc.). No points are awarded if the sum of the

open ends do not add up to a multiple of five. One point for every five

spots left on the opponents hand is awarded to the player winning

the hand. If the hand is a stalemate, the player with the least number

of spots in their hand wins the hand, and is awarded the points. The

first player to reach 61 points wins the game. Several hands may be

needed.

Domino Games (solo play)

BINGO

No. of Players: 1

Equipment: 1 Set of Dominoes

Object: Remove all dominoes from play.

Play: Turn all the dominoes face down, shuffle them well and arrange

them all in one long row, side by side. Now turn them all face up in

order. Starting from the leftmost end of the row, begin counting from

0 to 12, touching a domino as you speak each number. Add the pips

(spots) on each domino as you do so, and if they match the number

you speak , you may remove it from the line. When you reach 12 start

counting from 0 again, and when you get to the end of the row close

up all the gaps and continue counting from the leftmost end of the

row.

DOMINO PATIENCE

No of Players: 1

Equipment: 1 Set of Dominoes

Object: Play all of the dominoes from your hand.

Play: Shuffle the dominoes face down and draw five. Turn these five

face up and pla

y one of them. Now match either end of your first

domino with another from your hand. Continue to play to either end.

Whenever you find that you are left only with dominoes in your hand

that will not fit on either end, you must draw an extra domino from

those still face down, and continue doing this until you pick one that

you can play.

FIVE COLUMNS

No. of Players: 1

Equipment: 1 Set of Dominoes

Object: Discard all twenty-eight dominoes.

Play: Shuffle the dominoes face down. Draw three of them and place

them face up. These three are your reserve. Leaving the other twenty-

five dominoes face down, arrange them in five columns with five

dominoes in each column. Turn them all face up, keeping them in the

same positions.

The domino at the bottom of each column and the three in reserve

are all available for play. If the pips (spots) on any two available

dominoes add up to twelve, you may remove that pair of dominoes

and move them to a discard pile. Discarding a domino from the

bottom of a column makes the domino above it available for play.

When the last domino from a column is discarded, the bottom

domino from any other column may be moved into its place.

FIVE’S THE LIMIT

No. of Players: 1

Equipment: 1 Set of Dominoes

Play: This is the same as Domino Patience except that there is the

additional rule that you are never allowed to have more than five

dominoes in your hand at any one time. If you have five unplayable

dominoes in you hand you have lost.

KNOCK-OUT

No. of Players: 1

Equipment: 1 Set of Dominoes

Object: “Knock Out” all the dominoes.

Play: Turn all the dominoes face down, shuffle them well, and arrange

them end to end in one long line. Keeping them in the same position,

turn them all face up. If there are any dominoes whose ends match

where they touch, you may ‘knock’ them out of line and close up gap.

Carry on doing this as long as you can.

TWELVE TO GO

No. of Players: 1

Equipment: 1 Set of Dominoes

Object: Discard all 28 dominoes.

Play: Shuffle the dominoes face down and draw six of them. Place

them face up in front of you. The remaining twenty-two dominoes

form the stock: put them to one side for the moment.

If, in the six dominoes you have chosen, there are any two dominoes,

which between them have a total of twelve pips, you may discard

them. For Example, the 6-2 and the 3-1 or the double-six and the

double-blank. Put any discarded dominoes into a waste pile and

replace them from the stock so that you always have six dominoes in

front of you. If you cannot discard from the six dominoes in you hand,

the game is over.

GAME

INSTRUCTIONS

All Fives

All Sevens

Bergen

Blind

Block and Draw Dominoes

Five Up

Bingo

Domino Patience

Five Columns

Five's The Limit

Knock-Out

Twelve To Go

Summary of content (2 pages)

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Each domino is divided into two parts, or ends, each containing a set of spots. A double domino contains matching ends (6-6, 5-5, etc.). Doubles are laid crosswise. The open ends of the double are counted until another domino is played on it. From that point forward, the open ends of the double are not counted, play continues clockwise until a player runs out of dominoes, ending the hand. If a player cannot play he must draw one domino from the pile. One domino must remain in the pile.
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Domino Games Play: Shuffle all the dominoes, face down. ALL FIVES For two players draw, seven dominoes each. For three or four players, draw five each. The player with the highest double plays first with that double. Play continues in a clockwise direction with players placing one domino end to end only. A domino may only be played if the two ends matched up add up to seven. Example: two played against a five; one played against a six, etc. No.