DOMINO IN A WOODEN BOX

Domino – a game played with tiles called stones.

Each stone is divided into two square fields marked with pips.

The most popular version consists of 28 tiles: all number combinations from 0 to 6.

Two, three, or four people can play

(for more players, sets with a higher number of pips are used).

The stones are turned face down and mixed.

Then a starting player is chosen at random – usually the player

who draws the tile with the highest total number of pips.

The drawn tiles are returned to the boneyard, after which all are reshuffled.

Players draw stones from the starter clockwise,

one stone at a time or all at once in the required number

(usually no more than seven), without showing them to the other players.

The stones left on the table are the "boneyard".

The starter plays any stone, and the others add their stones in turn according to the rules

Stones are added so that touching fields have the same number of pips.

If the next player has no matching stone to play according to the rule, they draw from the remaining pool on the table.

If the chosen stone still doesn’t match the played stones,

the player continues drawing until a suitable stone is found (or the boneyard is exhausted),

or the turn passes to the next player.

Case dimensions:

15 cm x 5 cm x 3 cm

Single tile dimensions:

3.7 cm x 1.9 cm x 0.4 cm