Rules To Domino Games

How To Play Dominoes

If you're new to domino games, or just need a brush-up on the basics of domino gameplay, check out our Domino Basics - Getting Started With Dominoes page, which will help you learn about the dominoes themselves, as well as the fundamental knowledge and skills that are common to nearly all domino games. Also, if you're curious, you can learn about the History of Dominoes and get some help with dominoes lingo with our Dominoes Glossary.

Block Domino Games

• Blind Hughie
• Block Dominoes
• Chickenfoot
• Concentration
• Cyprus
• Draw Dominoes
• Fortress
• Matador
• Mexican Train
• Sebastopol
• Tiddle-A-Wink
• Tiddly Wink

Point Domino Games

• All Fives
• All Threes
• Bergen
• Flower & Scorpion
• Muggins
• Sniff

Card Domino Games

• Forty-Two
• Moon
• Texas 42

Other Domino Games

• Build Up
• Chinese Dominoes
• Solitaire
• Tri-Ominos

If you don't see the game you're looking for here, try Other Domino Games for rules to even more domino games.

Note: You'll find, as you browse thru the domino rules on this site, and compare them to rules in books, or or to rules on other web sites, that there are many minor points of difference. That's because dominoes has evolved as an informal game, and has never been fully codified into any sort of widely-accepted standard. The rules on this site, or in any other reference, should not in any way be taken as the final word. Most games have numerous minor rule variances, and there are innumerable regional rule variations as well. Don't let that frustrate you or stop you from playing the games - as long as you and the people you play with agree on the rules and enjoy playing dominoes, then you're playing "the right way".