Austrian Domino Duel
Austrian Domino Duel
Rating: 0.0/10 ☆☆☆☆☆
Platforms: Mobile, Tablet, Window
Game engine: html5

Description


  • This game was widespread in Vienna at the beginning of the 20th century. In Austria, dominoes used to be played with 36 chips: 45 chips from the double eight game are taken and nine double chips are removed.
  • The game can be played with artificial intelligence or with an online opponent in multiplayer mode.


How to play

  • Each player is dealt 10 dice. The remaining bones are deposited in the bazaar.
  • In the first round, the player with the largest dice goes first. In the following rounds, the one who won the previous one goes first.
  • The first move can be made with any dice, and then the players take turns laying out the corresponding dice in their turn on the sides of the corresponding end.
  • If a player cannot make a move, he must take a bone from the bazaar until either he gets a bone that can be played, or the bazaar is empty.
  • If the player cannot play the dice and the market is empty, the turn goes to the opponent.
  • The round ends if the player has played all his dice.
  • The winner of the round is the player who lays out all his dice, or the player with the lowest score.
  • The player gets the total points for the opponent's dice.
  • The game lasts for several rounds and the first player to score 50, 70, 100, 120 points wins, depending on the game conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Rating: 0.0/10 ☆☆☆☆☆
Platforms: Mobile, Tablet, Window
Game engine: html5

Description


  • This game was widespread in Vienna at the beginning of the 20th century. In Austria, dominoes used to be played with 36 chips: 45 chips from the double eight game are taken and nine double chips are removed.
  • The game can be played with artificial intelligence or with an online opponent in multiplayer mode.


How to play

  • Each player is dealt 10 dice. The remaining bones are deposited in the bazaar.
  • In the first round, the player with the largest dice goes first. In the following rounds, the one who won the previous one goes first.
  • The first move can be made with any dice, and then the players take turns laying out the corresponding dice in their turn on the sides of the corresponding end.
  • If a player cannot make a move, he must take a bone from the bazaar until either he gets a bone that can be played, or the bazaar is empty.
  • If the player cannot play the dice and the market is empty, the turn goes to the opponent.
  • The round ends if the player has played all his dice.
  • The winner of the round is the player who lays out all his dice, or the player with the lowest score.
  • The player gets the total points for the opponent's dice.
  • The game lasts for several rounds and the first player to score 50, 70, 100, 120 points wins, depending on the game conditions.

Explore More:

If you enjoyed this game, you'll love exploring more titles in our 2Players collection. We've handpicked a variety of 2Players games that offer similarly engaging gameplay, from quick casual sessions to more challenging levels. Titles like Gatka Grid bring a fresh twist with their own unique mechanics, while Pato Vs Cops offers a different pace for players who enjoy strategic thinking. If you're in the mood for something else entirely, Ludus: Roman Checkers is another fan favorite worth checking out. All these games are free to play instantly in your browser, with no downloads or sign-ups required — just pick one and start playing.


Frequently Asked Questions