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Jamaican partners

Goal: First to 6 hands.
Opening: The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.
Blocked hand: If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. Each won hand adds one to the score.
Special: No drawing or finish bonuses; each hand counts toward a cumulative match score.

Jamaican six-love

Goal: First to 6 hands. At least one opponent must still have zero.
Opening: The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.
Blocked hand: If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. Each won hand adds one to the score.
Special: A reply to a scoring opponent resets both scores to zero; the replying hand adds no score. A key-bone finish adds 1 bonus point(s).

Trinidad & Tobago

Goal: First to 6 hands.
Opening: The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.
Blocked hand: If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. Each won hand adds one to the score.
Special: No drawing or finish bonuses; each hand counts toward a cumulative match score.

Barbados

Goal: First to 6 hands.
Opening: The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.
Blocked hand: If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. Each won hand adds one to the score.
Special: No drawing or finish bonuses; each hand counts toward a cumulative match score.

Puerto Rican

Goal: First to 200 points.
Opening: The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.
Blocked hand: If everyone passes, the team with the lower combined pip count wins. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. The winner scores all remaining pips, including their own side’s.
Special: No drawing or finish bonuses; each hand counts toward a cumulative match score.

Dominican

Goal: First to 200 points.
Opening: The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.
Blocked hand: If everyone passes, the team with the lower combined pip count wins. The starting team wins ties. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.
Special: Capicua adds 30 points: finish with a non-double playable on either open end, with two different open ends.

Cuban

Goal: First to 100 points.
Opening: A randomly chosen team opens; either partner may play any tile. After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise. After a tied block, the opening seat rotates.
Blocked hand: If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.
Special: A player dealt 5 or more doubles may request one redeal per hand.

Cutthroat

Goal: First to 6 hands. At least one opponent must still have zero.
Opening: The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, the winner opens with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.
Blocked hand: If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins. Tied lowest counts score no winner. Each won hand adds one to the score.
Special: Scores reset to zero once every player has scored. Each player keeps their own score; there are no partners. Remove the double blank before dealing.

Block

Goal: First to 100 points.
Opening: The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, the winner opens with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.
Blocked hand: If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.
Special: No drawing or finish bonuses; each hand counts toward a cumulative match score.

Draw

Goal: First to 100 points.
Opening: The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, the winner opens with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.
Blocked hand: If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.
Special: Draw until you can play, then pass if the stock is empty.

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All house rules / Jamaican

JAMAICA

Jamaican dominoes

Partner up. Race to six winning hands.

The table4 players

The bonesDouble-6

The deal7 each

The goalFirst to 6 hands.

First to 6 hands.

Set the table.

4 players form 2 teams. Sit opposite your partner. Shuffle a double-6 set and deal 7 bones each.

Start the hand.

The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.

Match. Play. Pass.

Match an open end on your turn. Doubles sit crosswise and don’t create extra ends. Pass if you cannot play; unused stock stays out of play.

When the table locks.

If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. Each won hand adds one to the score.

Count the win.

Play your last tile to win the hand. Each won hand adds one to the score.

What makes this preset special

No drawing or finish bonuses; each hand counts toward a cumulative match score.

This page follows the app’s current preset. House rules vary by table, family, and community.

All house rules / Trinidad & Tobago

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

Trinidad & Tobago dominoes

Partners; first to six wins.

The table4 players

The bonesDouble-6

The deal7 each

The goalFirst to 6 hands.

First to 6 hands.

Set the table.

4 players form 2 teams. Sit opposite your partner. Shuffle a double-6 set and deal 7 bones each.

Start the hand.

The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.

Match. Play. Pass.

Match an open end on your turn. Doubles sit crosswise and don’t create extra ends. Pass if you cannot play; unused stock stays out of play.

When the table locks.

If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. Each won hand adds one to the score.

Count the win.

Play your last tile to win the hand. Each won hand adds one to the score.

What makes this preset special

No drawing or finish bonuses; each hand counts toward a cumulative match score.

This page follows the app’s current preset. House rules vary by table, family, and community.

All house rules / Barbados

BARBADOS

Barbados dominoes

Seven bones each. First team to six.

The table4 players

The bonesDouble-6

The deal7 each

The goalFirst to 6 hands.

First to 6 hands.

Set the table.

4 players form 2 teams. Sit opposite your partner. Shuffle a double-6 set and deal 7 bones each.

Start the hand.

The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.

Match. Play. Pass.

Match an open end on your turn. Doubles sit crosswise and don’t create extra ends. Pass if you cannot play; unused stock stays out of play.

When the table locks.

If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. Each won hand adds one to the score.

Count the win.

Play your last tile to win the hand. Each won hand adds one to the score.

What makes this preset special

No drawing or finish bonuses; each hand counts toward a cumulative match score.

This page follows the app’s current preset. House rules vary by table, family, and community.

All house rules / Puerto Rican

PUERTO RICO

Puerto Rican dominoes

Doscientos: count the pips and reach 200.

The table4 players

The bonesDouble-6

The deal7 each

The goalFirst to 200 points.

First to 200 points.

Set the table.

4 players form 2 teams. Sit opposite your partner. Shuffle a double-6 set and deal 7 bones each.

Start the hand.

The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.

Match. Play. Pass.

Match an open end on your turn. Doubles sit crosswise and don’t create extra ends. Pass if you cannot play; unused stock stays out of play.

When the table locks.

If everyone passes, the team with the lower combined pip count wins. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. The winner scores all remaining pips, including their own side’s.

Count the win.

Play your last tile to win the hand. The winner scores all remaining pips, including their own side’s.

What makes this preset special

No drawing or finish bonuses; each hand counts toward a cumulative match score.

This page follows the app’s current preset. House rules vary by table, family, and community.

All house rules / Dominican

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Dominican dominoes

Play for 200, with a capicua finish.

The table4 players

The bonesDouble-6

The deal7 each

The goalFirst to 200 points.

First to 200 points.

Set the table.

4 players form 2 teams. Sit opposite your partner. Shuffle a double-6 set and deal 7 bones each.

Start the hand.

The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.

Match. Play. Pass.

Match an open end on your turn. Doubles sit crosswise and don’t create extra ends. Pass if you cannot play; unused stock stays out of play.

When the table locks.

If everyone passes, the team with the lower combined pip count wins. The starting team wins ties. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.

Count the win.

Play your last tile to win the hand. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.

What makes this preset special

Capicua adds 30 points: finish with a non-double playable on either open end, with two different open ends.

This page follows the app’s current preset. House rules vary by table, family, and community.

All house rules / Cuban

CUBA

Cuban dominoes

Double-nine bones. A race to 100 points.

The table4 players

The bonesDouble-9

The deal10 each

The goalFirst to 100 points.

First to 100 points.

Set the table.

4 players form 2 teams. Sit opposite your partner. Shuffle a double-9 set and deal 10 bones each.

Start the hand.

A randomly chosen team opens; either partner may play any tile. After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise. After a tied block, the opening seat rotates.

Match. Play. Pass.

Match an open end on your turn. Doubles sit crosswise and don’t create extra ends. Pass if you cannot play; unused stock stays out of play.

When the table locks.

If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.

Count the win.

Play your last tile to win the hand. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.

What makes this preset special

A player dealt 5 or more doubles may request one redeal per hand.

This page follows the app’s current preset. House rules vary by table, family, and community.

All house rules / Jamaican six-love

JAMAICA

Jamaican six-love dominoes

Reset on reply. Play for six-love.

The table4 players

The bonesDouble-6

The deal7 each

The goalFirst to 6 hands. At least one opponent must still have zero.

First to 6 hands. At least one opponent must still have zero.

Set the table.

4 players form 2 teams. Sit opposite your partner. Shuffle a double-6 set and deal 7 bones each.

Start the hand.

The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, either winning partner may open with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.

Match. Play. Pass.

Match an open end on your turn. Doubles sit crosswise and don’t create extra ends. Pass if you cannot play; unused stock stays out of play.

When the table locks.

If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. Each won hand adds one to the score.

Count the win.

Play your last tile to win the hand. Each won hand adds one to the score.

What makes this preset special

A reply to a scoring opponent resets both scores to zero; the replying hand adds no score. A key-bone finish adds 1 bonus point(s).

This page follows the app’s current preset. House rules vary by table, family, and community.

All house rules / Block

HOUSE RULES

Block dominoes

Pass when blocked. Count opponents’ pips.

The table4 players

The bonesDouble-6

The deal7 each

The goalFirst to 100 points.

First to 100 points.

Set the table.

4 players form 2 teams. Sit opposite your partner. Shuffle a double-6 set and deal 7 bones each.

Start the hand.

The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, the winner opens with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.

Match. Play. Pass.

Match an open end on your turn. Doubles sit crosswise and don’t create extra ends. Pass if you cannot play; unused stock stays out of play.

When the table locks.

If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.

Count the win.

Play your last tile to win the hand. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.

What makes this preset special

No drawing or finish bonuses; each hand counts toward a cumulative match score.

This page follows the app’s current preset. House rules vary by table, family, and community.

All house rules / Draw

HOUSE RULES

Draw dominoes

Draw until you can play. Race to 100 points.

The table4 players

The bonesDouble-6

The deal7 each

The goalFirst to 100 points.

First to 100 points.

Set the table.

4 players form 2 teams. Sit opposite your partner. Shuffle a double-6 set and deal 7 bones each.

Start the hand.

The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, the winner opens with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.

Match. Play. Pass.

Match an open end on your turn. Doubles sit crosswise and don’t create extra ends. Draw until you can play, then pass if the stock is empty.

When the table locks.

If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins for their team. Tied lowest counts across opposing teams score no winner. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.

Count the win.

Play your last tile to win the hand. The winner scores the opponents’ remaining pips.

What makes this preset special

Draw until you can play, then pass if the stock is empty.

This page follows the app’s current preset. House rules vary by table, family, and community.

All house rules / Cutthroat

EVERY PLAYER FOR THEMSELVES

Cutthroat dominoes

Two or three players. One winner.

The table3 players

The bonesDouble-6

The deal9 each

The goalFirst to 6 hands. At least one opponent must still have zero.

First to 6 hands. At least one opponent must still have zero.

Set the table.

3 players keep their own score. Shuffle a double-6 set and deal 9 bones each.

Start the hand.

The highest-double holder opens with that double (highest tile if no doubles were dealt). After a win, the winner opens with any tile. Play continues counter-clockwise.

Match. Play. Pass.

Match an open end on your turn. Doubles sit crosswise and don’t create extra ends. Pass if you cannot play; unused stock stays out of play.

When the table locks.

If everyone passes, the player with the lowest pip count wins. Tied lowest counts score no winner. Each won hand adds one to the score.

Count the win.

Play your last tile to win the hand. Each won hand adds one to the score.

What makes this preset special

Scores reset to zero once every player has scored. Each player keeps their own score; there are no partners. Remove the double blank before dealing.

This page follows the app’s current preset. House rules vary by table, family, and community.