Domino is a classic tile game where you match the numbers on tiles and try to play all your tiles before your opponents. Learn how to play, explore the game modes and start playing with Gamostar’s free games.
Learn, practise, play
Domino is a classic tile game where you match the numbers on tiles and try to play all your tiles before your opponents. It is played by 2–4 players and works perfectly on mobile, which is why so many people play Domino online.
Playing Domino online means you can start a game in seconds, join tables with friends or players worldwide and practise whenever you like. Below you will find how to play Domino, the game modes, tips to win and answers to common questions.
Each player takes 7 tiles from the double-six set of 28.
The player with the highest double places the first tile.
Play a tile that matches a number at either end of the chain.
If you cannot play, draw from the boneyard or pass your turn.
The first player to play all tiles wins and scores the pips left in opponents’ hands.
Play tiles until someone empties their hand or the game is blocked.
Draw from the boneyard when you have no playable tile.
Partners play together for the best combined score.
Play with friends using a room code.
Knockout tournaments with leaderboards.
Play heavy tiles early to reduce your points if you get stuck.
Keep a variety of numbers so you always have a move.
Track which numbers opponents cannot match.
Yes. You can play Domino online free against friends or the computer.
A standard double-six set has 28 tiles.
Play all your tiles first, or have the lowest pip count if the game is blocked.
Yes. Domino is a mobile-friendly game — tap the store buttons above to see Gamostar’s games on Google Play and the App Store.
Yes. Gamostar develops custom and white label Domino games — see our Domino game development page.
Looking to build a game like this? See Domino Game Development.
Tap a store button and start playing.