Lay tiles into a chain, matching by the number of pips, and be the first to empty your hand — a classic for the whole family.
You can learn the rules in a couple of minutes. Just 4 steps — and you're ready for your first game.
Each player takes seven tiles; the rest go into the boneyard to draw from during play.
The player with the highest double opens the game; that tile is placed in the center of the table.
Lay a tile onto the end of the chain so that the pip counts match at the join.
No matching tile? Draw from the boneyard or pass. Whoever lays down all their tiles first wins.
Dominoes is the game everyone knows, played with tiles that each have two halves marked with anywhere from zero to six pips. Players take turns adding their tiles to the open ends of the chain, matching by pip count. If you have no matching tile, you draw from the boneyard or pass your turn. A round ends when someone lays down all their tiles or the game is "blocked"; then you count the pips left on the remaining tiles. On muta.pro, gather a table by room code and play in your browser with no install.
🁫 How scoring works, the truth about "0 and 6" ends and how to play with 2 players — the dominoes rules explained with examples in our blog: Dominoes: how to score, matching moves, 2 players.