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Dominoes
Match the numbers at either end of the chain. Can't play? Draw from the boneyard. Empty your hand first to win.
Your move — tap a tile.
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Objective
Play double-six draw dominoes against the computer or a friend — match the open ends, draw from the boneyard when stuck, and empty your hand first.
How to play
- Tap a highlighted tile to play it on a matching end of the chain.
- If both ends match you choose Left or Right.
- No match? Press Draw tile until you can play; if the boneyard is empty, pass.
- Empty your hand first to win; in a blocked game the lowest pip total wins.
- Want a human opponent? Press Play a friend and send them the invite link — a chat opens so you can talk during the match.
About Dominoes
Each player is dealt seven tiles from a double-six set. Play a tile matching either end of the chain; if you cannot, draw from the boneyard until you can. First to empty their hand wins, or the lowest pip count if the game blocks.
Tips and strategy
- Play doubles and high tiles early; they are hard to get rid of later.
- Keep a mix of numbers so you can follow whatever ends appear.
- If your opponent drew when an end was open, they have none of that number — leave that end open.
- Count the pips in your hand when a block looms.
What it exercises
Dominoes builds probability sense, planning and reading an opponent's hidden tiles.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I play a friend?
- Yes. Press Play a friend, send the invite link and a chat opens. Friend games do not post to the leaderboard.
- Can my friend see my tiles?
- No. In friend matches the tiles are shuffled and dealt on the server, and each player is only sent their own tiles plus what is on the table (the chain or discards, and tile counts). The other hand and the remaining tiles are never sent to your browser.
- Is there a leaderboard?
- Yes, wins against the computer score by difficulty and the pips left in the computer's hand.
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Today's Riddles
New set every dayAn explorer was found dead in a sealed pyramid chamber. The cause of death was dehydration, yet the room contained several jugs of fresh water. Detective Ramirez noted that the jugs were all securely sealed with heavy wax plugs and no tools were present in the tomb. How did the explorer die of thirst?
A museum curator claimed that a thief used a glass cutter to silently remove a circular pane of glass from a display case at midnight. Detective Ford inspected the circular glass piece found lying on the floor inside the case and arrested the curator for lying. Why?
Detective Kyle arrived at a winter cabin where a man sat frozen solid in a rocking chair. The fireplace was roaring with burning logs, and the windows were tightly shut. Kyle noted that the room temperature was well over 80 degrees. What caused the man to freeze?
Detective Vance found the victim slumped over a desk with a punctured coffee cup leaking onto the floor. The calendar was turned to Sunday. The neighbor claimed she heard a gunshot on Tuesday morning and saw someone running away. Vance immediately arrested the neighbor for filing a false report. Why?
A rare diamond was stolen from a locked museum display case. The guard swore nobody entered or left through the doors. The security footage shows the thief walking straight through the solid north wall without breaking it. How did the thief pull off this supernatural feat?
Inspector Cole examined the study of a wealthy collector. A priceless antique vase was shattered on the Persian rug. The butler said he was dusting the chandelier. The maid said she was polishing the silverware. The chef said he was kneading bread in the kitchen. Cole arrested the maid. Who lied?