TRY THE DOMINO CABIN-FEVER CURE
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But, after one or both ends of the doublet have
been brought into the game, suddenly there are three or
four numbers to add up as possible points ... and bigger
scores to be made, like this:
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WOW! A whopping 20 points.
Any other doublets are played perpendicularly, as was the
first, and have both ends counted for score until their
centers have been played upon ... but these latecomers
don't open up new lines of play. That could get too blamed
confusing!
When one contestant empties his hand, or when the bone pile
has been used and neither hand can play, the game is
over.
Whichever player has the fewest total pips in front of him
at the end of a match is awarded the difference between
that number and the number of dots held by his opponent ...
rounded off to the nearest five.
That's all there is to muggins. Give it a try, but remember
... pocket computers are frowned upon by real domino folks!
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