🎲 Two players. One double-six set. Fast math. First to 150 wins.
🔀 The deal
- Shake all 28 tiles face down. Each player takes 7 (or 9 if the table says so). The rest is the boneyard.
- First hand of a game: whoever holds the highest double leads it. That's 6|6 if it was dealt, or else 5|5, 4|4, all the way down to 0|0.
- If nobody gets a double at all, shake again.
- After you win a hand, you lead the next one, and you can lead any tile you like.
➕ Playing a tile
- Match a number on your tile to an open end on the table.
- Can't play? Draw from the boneyard until you can. If the boneyard is empty, you pass.
✖️ The spinner
- The first double played becomes the spinner. It stands across the line like a cross.
- Once both of its main sides have tiles, it opens up and down too. That's four ends to play on.
- There is only one spinner per hand. Every other double lies across the line and opens nothing, even a 6|6 that shows up later.
💰 Scoring while you play
After your tile goes down, add up the open ends. If the total is 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30, you score it right away.
- A double at an end counts both halves. [6|6] alone = 12
- A first tile alone counts both halves too. [2|3] alone = 5 ✅ scores 5
- An empty side of the spinner counts 0. [2|6] [6|6] [6|3] = 2 + 3 = 5 ✅
🏁 Winning a hand
- Play your last tile and you score what your opponent is still holding, rounded to the nearest 5.
- Locked? If nobody can play, the player holding the lowest count wins and scores the other player's whole count, rounded. you hold 11, they hold 21 → you score 20
- Same count when it locks? It's a tie and nobody scores.
- After a lock, the next hand starts fresh: shake again, and the highest double leads.
🔢 Rounding
Hand counts round to the nearest 5. 0–2 = 0 · 3–7 = 5 · 8–12 = 10
🏆 Winning the game
The game ends the moment someone reaches 150. It ends right then, even in the middle of a hand. Nobody plays on.
🌙 Tile backs
- You pick the back of your own tiles. Press Change above the table. Your opponent sees your pick on your face-down hand — that's the whole point of it.
- The faces never change. Every domino in the game has the same moon-white face and the same navy pips, so pips are always fast to count.
- The 🌙 house mark is the free default, and the boneyard always wears it.
- The Epic and Legendary backs are real public-domain photographs — Apollo and the Galileo spacecraft. Nothing is locked yet.
⚡ The table
- Drag a tile onto a glowing end, or tap it. The table shows what each play will score.
- When you score, everyone sees your +5 before they move.
- There's no turn clock. Take your time. But if you leave the table for 3 minutes, you forfeit.