Dominoes classic, duel

1. Each player gets seven tiles; the rest go to the boneyard.
2. The player holding 6-6 starts.
3. Lay a tile whose end matches an open end on the table — or draw from the boneyard.
4. Play your last tile to win and score the pips left in your opponent's hand.

Dominoes classic, duel uses the standard set of 28 tiles, each split into two halves with 0 to 6 dots. Both players are dealt seven tiles, and the rest stay face down in the boneyard. The player holding the double six opens the game, and after that you take turns laying a tile whose end matches an open end of the chain. If you have nothing that fits, you draw from the boneyard, and the more you draw, the further behind you fall. Play your last tile first to win the round and score the dots left in your opponent's hand. Play the computer or an online opponent. Getting rid of high-value tiles early limits the damage if you lose.