Tabletop game of luck and strategy for 2-3 or 4 players. Players attempt to play their tiles by matching one of the two numbers shown on each tile, and the winner is the player who plays all their tiles first.

The game of dominoes belongs to the category of highly interesting and exciting entertainment that does not require a large number of players. Thus, you can play this game even as a pair with your son or daughter without losing any of its appeal.

Before starting, all tiles should be turned face down and shuffled well. After that, each player randomly draws 7 domino tiles from the set and places them in front of them. The first move is made by the player who took the 6-6 tile. If no one has it, the holder of the double 5-5, 4-4, and so on, plays it and makes the first move. In rare cases, it may turn out that neither player has a double tile in their hands. Then, the player with the tile with the highest total points can play it, making the first move.

The next player adds their tile to this one, if they have one with the same number displayed on it. If they do not have such a tile, they must take a domino from the pile. If it fits, they add it; otherwise, they keep it.

The winner of the game is the player who manages to get rid of all their tiles first, and the remaining players take on the points indicated on their tiles. At the end, the first player who gets more than 100 points loses.

Often, a game of dominoes ends a little earlier—when a situation called a "fish" occurs on the board. In this case, both players cannot make a move, despite having already used the "market." In such cases, participants count their points, but the player with the lowest total receives nothing, and for the second, the difference between the points of the winner and loser is recorded.

With instructions in Greek and English.

PLAYERS: 2 - 4
AGES: From 6 to 108 years.
With numbers up to 6. With 28 wooden tiles with colored embossed dots for numbers, in a wooden case.
Size 7.4 X 19.7 and height 4.4 cm.