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HOW TO PLAY DOMINOES
There are many variations of the game of Dominoes,
Shark Dominoes is one variation.
Each game round starts with the 28 dominoes face down in
random order. The human player and the computer player
take turns drawing 11 dominoes each. The remaining
dominoes are removed from the board.
Play starts with the first player that has the double six
dominoe. If no player has the double six dominoe, the
next highest double dominoe (5-5, 4-4, 3-3, etc.) is
placed in the center of the board.
The other player then tries to match one of their dominoes
to one end of the double dominoe. If the first dominoe is
a double five, the other player will add any of their
dominoes containing five dots on one end. Dominoes are
placed length-wise rather than at right angles.
If a player can not match the dominoes at either end, then
the player must pass and then try again on the next turn.
Points for the game are scored by adding both ends
together. If both ends add up to a multiple of
five (5, 10, 15, 20, etc.) then the player receives those
points.
Play continues until one player has used all of their
dominoes or until no player can play. If no further plays
can be made, the player with no dominoes, or with the
least number of points (dots) on the remaining dominoes
wins the round. The player subtracts the total of their
points from the total of the opponents' points and scores
the balance to the nearest five multiple (5, 10, etc.).
Rounds continue until one player scores 200 points.
The game is won by the first player to score 200 or more
points.