The objective involves strategically placing rectangular tiles, each divided into two squares bearing a number of pips (spots) from zero to nine. Players aim to empty their hand or achieve the lowest score by matching open ends of the domino chain according to the number of pips displayed. Successfully connecting tiles prevents opponents from scoring and advances a player toward victory.
This tile-based game provides opportunities for strategic thinking and mathematical calculation. Mastering the game enhances pattern recognition and predictive skills. Historically, this variation evolved from earlier domino games, expanding the range of numerical possibilities and strategic complexity.
