Fundex Games Double Nine Dominoes user manual

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D O U B L E 6 • D O U B L E 9 • D O U B L E 1 2 • D O U B L E 1 5
B l o c k & D r a w D o min o e s
This is the game of traditional dominoes. Most domino games are simply variations of this game.

PLAYERS : 2-4
EQUIPMENT: 1 set of dominoes, paper to keep score
OB J ECT: Be the first player to score 100 or more points
PLAY: Shuffle the dominoes; each player draws five tiles. The player with the highest double
begins the game, by placing their domino in the center of the playing area. Play conti

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to end like the other dominoes. Points are not earned for the matched dominoes. C R O S S D O M I N O E S This game is played like standard Block and Draw Dominoes except that the first double played Matadors are tiles that add up to a sum of seven within themselves (3-4/5-2/6-1, the double is a spinner. blank 0-0 also counts as a Matador). These dominoes are “wild” and can be played on ANY END, regardless of which ends are open (it does not have to sum to seven). A Matador tile is PLAYERS :

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O N E -A R M J O E K N O C K -O U T This game is played like standard Block and Draw Dominoes except that play may only be made PLAYERS : 1 on one side of the center domino (there is only one open end)–it only has one "arm". EQUIPMENT: 1 set of dominoes (use only 0–0 through 6–6) OB J ECT: Try to “Knock Out” all the dominoes. PLAYERS : 2-4 EQUIPMENT: 1 set of dominoes, paper to keep score PLAY: Turn all the dominoes face down and shuffle. Arrange the tiles end to end, forming one OB J ECT: Be t