Domino Block

Master the art of domino setups in Domino Block! Get ready for extraordinary pattern creation in this game! Each settling player's turn will roll dice with corresponding points for example: (1:2, 1:3, 1:*, ...). If it happens that it is his turn and he doesn't have appropriate dice, he will have to look in the reserve - he will take one domino until the player draws a dice with the necessary number or the reserve runs out. Then the player is forced to make a skip move.

The end of the game is when one player puts all his dice on the table. Then the points of those players who remained with the dice in their hands will be counted. These points will go as an asset of the winner. On average the game lasts up to 100 points. If the opponent is left at the end of the game with only one double (0-0), it counts for 25 points.

There's also the possibility of ending the game with a "fish" - that's what they call it on blocked layouts, when there's nothing to put, but there's still dice.

When a lock occurs, the person with the least points wins, the points of the other players minus his own will be credited to him.