Domino Pas-Pas Game

"Domino Pas-Pas" is a 4-player partner game that uses a set of 6 double dominoes. The game was invented by Stefan Vialle. Each player receives 6 tiles at the beginning of each round. The remaining tiles are set aside to form a skeleton. The lead player in the first round is chosen at random. The first player may start with any tile, and subsequent players take turns turning clockwise to play their respective dominoes. If a player is unable to play, he/she draws from the skeleton. If a drawn tile can be played, it must be played immediately or the turn will have to be passed to the next player. If there is no tile in the graveyard, the turn automatically passes to the next player. In this game of Domino Pas-Pas, there are two special rules: Bonus turn - if two ends of a layout make 10 or 5 after playing on a timeline, the player gets another turn. Skip move - If two ends of the layout are equal to or equal to 7 after playing on the timeline, the next player loses their turn by making the player's partner the next move. Double values at the end of the layout are worth their pips. The round may also end if the game is blocked, meaning that neither player can play a tile. The round is won by the team of the first player to play out all their tiles. The winning team scores 0 points for the round, and the losing team scores the total number of pips of remaining tiles in their hand. The game is played over 7 rounds and the team with the lower score after 7 rounds wins the game.