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[ Classic Domino Games ][ Domino Card Games ][ Modern Domino Games ][ Domino Patience Games ][ Oriental Domino Games ] Welcome to Dominoes.ws, your online guide to the rules of the game. You can find the rules to virtually any domino game on earth. If you are looking for the rules of a domino game you've come to the right place. Classic Domino Games Domino is not a very old game when compared with chess, mancalah and draughts, but is still several centuries old and there is a large family of related games which may be considered classic domino games. Draw and Block are two excellent starting points if you have never played the game before. Domino Card Games One of the fads in the sixties or seventies was to convert card games to domino games. It seems to have started with Texas 42, or 42 for short. Allthough Texas 42 was the first card game to become as a domino game, it was by no means the first card game to be converted to domino. Patrick Beaver describes in his 'Victorian Parlor Games' the game of Domino Loo, the domino variant of the betting game Loo. I will not decribe this game here, nor any other betting variant, as I wish to keep this site child-safe. The best known examples of domino card games are: Modern Domino Games From the fifties on game designers have tried to develop new modern games with domino tiles. One of the first was Sid Sackson in his book "A Gamut Of Games". The emphasis mostly has been to device games which offer a greater scope for skill, less luck, and more playing fun. Oriental Domino Games The western domino game probably derived from Chinese Dominoes.
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