Wooden Domino Set

3. Domino, which was first played in China in the 19th century, came to Europe in the 18th century. Domino is a very enjoyable game based on intelligence and memory. If you wish, you can also have a good time by lining up the dominoes and knocking them over. Or you can tell your domino fortune.

Product Features:

• Made of wooden material.
• In special transport container
• Each set consists of 28 stones.
• One side is embroidered with numbers, the other side is embroidered with domino emblems.
• Sliding wooden transport container

How to Play Dominoes?

Domino is a parlor game played between two or more people with 28 rectangular, flat tiles called "checkers", "cards", "dominos" etc.

One side of each stone is divided into two by a horizontal line, and numbers are marked on it, from 0-0 to 6-6, indicated by an empty square, just like on dice. The aim of the game is to arrange tiles with common end numbers by matching them. For example, the 6-1 stone and the 1-5 stone are placed end to end. When starting the game, the stones are shuffled with their faces towards the ground.

The game is played with two, maximum four players. Players draw one tile each from the suit called "bank" or "garden". The player who draws the highest number of tiles wins the right to start the game. The tiles are shuffled again and each player draws seven tiles. The remaining tiles are drawn by the players one by one throughout the game.

The first player places the highest number of tiles or his double tiles face up on the table. The second player places a tile next to this tile that matches one of the numbers on either end of the tile. "Pairs" are generally placed in a way that cuts the other pieces perpendicularly, and in some game types, it gives the player the right to play a second time. The player who does not have a tile to match draws a tile from the garden until a suitable tile arrives.

When one of the players finishes all the tiles in his hand, he says "domino" and wins the game. Other players are given penalty points equal to the total value of the remaining tiles in their hands. If no player is able to finish the tile in his hand, the player with the least number of points wins the game.

Package Content:

• 1 Wooden Domino Set