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Dominoes at 1xGames: laying tiles by matching pips

Every tile you lay in Dominoes must match its neighbour: the two halves that touch need the same number of pips. A half with five pips, for instance, accepts only another five-pip half. you reach this domino game through the 1xGames section of 1xBet.

Dominoes - game poster
  1. Decide the stake before the game gets under way.

  2. Press "Place a bet" to receive your seven tiles.

  3. Lay a matching tile whenever it is your turn.

  4. If none fits, press the orange draw button and take a tile from the stock.

Along the way, a bubble above your hand spells out the next step, from the request to draw to the invitation to move once a tile fits, and a red button waits at the top left.

Your own tiles face up in a row at the bottom, while your opponent's seven stay face down along the top; the stock is shown as a separate line of face-down tiles under the hand area.

Who makes the first move

Dominoes - Seven tiles in hand, nothing matches yetDominoes - Drawing a tile from the stock

Situation after the deal

First move

One of you holds the double-six (6-6)

that player moves first

Nobody has the 6-6, but someone holds a double

the holder of the highest double

Neither player has any double

the game opens with the tile that has the most pips

When no tile in your hand fits, you draw from the stock, one tile after another, until the pips you need show up or nothing is left to draw.

Tiles, hands and the stock

The full set has 28 tiles. Each tile is split into two halves with black pips, up to six on a half. The deal gives seven tiles to each player, and whatever remains becomes the stock. Your tiles sit in a row along one edge of the playing area, as do your opponent's, and tips highlight the positions and tiles available for your next move.

Blocked games and the x2 payout

A game can also stop while both hands still hold tiles: when neither player has a tile that fits, it is blocked, and the player with fewer points takes the win. Whatever the finish, a won game pays out at odds of x2, returning twice the stake.

Compared with Dice

Dominoes - A longer hand after more drawsDominoes - Ready to lay a tile

Dice, another 1xGames duel, needs only one throw: red dice for you, black for the opponent, the bigger total takes the round, and a tie means a refund. A game of Dominoes lasts longer, built tile by tile until someone empties their hand or nobody can move. Both games pit you against one opponent rather than a dealer or a wheel.

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How pips, empty hands and the stock work in Dominoes

Does every half of a tile carry pips?

No. A half can be completely blank; when it is not, it shows between one and six pips.

What happens when a player runs out of tiles?

The game stops the moment someone places their last tile on the table. The win then goes to the player with no tiles left or with the lowest number of points.

How many tiles could you ever draw from the stock?

Fourteen at most: that is the entire stock left after the deal, 28 tiles minus seven for each player.

Is it allowed to play Dominoes on two tables at once?

No. A game of Dominoes can only be played at one table at a time.