3 ABC Dominos part 3 by Mario Joel Llorente Leyra

ABC Dominos part 3 by Mario Joel Llorente Leyra
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You don't need to hear everything... just follow the plays. You will pick up information if you listen several times.
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[@Lord_Bibulous]

Block what at the end? You play 0-3 and you win with the 0-5. EDIT: I understand why now. You're playing for points. When we play we play to win rounds. Pips are only counted if the game is blocked.

[@KMauriceCrooms]

The partner of the one who “downed” them (played double six) , if he doesn’t hit the gut (play on the side of double six), more than likely his partner will pass. Just because he played double six, does not mean he has anymore sixes.

[@NJLev]

Maybe true as far as the first hand of the game but for 99.9999% of hands, if you come out with a double you better another one of that number to back it up. You can play any domino to start a hand, doesn’t have to be a double 6 (unless it’s the first hand of a game). You should always play towards your strength if you’re the opener.

[@Mantorp86]

I have some question…I watched some finals of domino and I can’t say for sure that they play firmly or softly. All I can see are the pauses. Are in the championships this kind if signs firbidden?

[@09Germ]

Of course it’s forbidden. That is a code

[@Yusufsanad]

I would play 1\6 instead of 3/1 This is game

[@gtgaza79]

Square it with blanks would’ve won or put the 3/0 to win with 5/0

[@KorbyWaters]

how can I get a domino lesson? CAN YOU EXPLAIN COPY, COVER AND SQUARE IN DEATAIL?

[@younessm6434]

i got lost at the end .. can someone explain to me the count

[@pedrito287]

Player with the five-blank had three options: 1. He had the last five which was a five-blank but coincidentally the other side was a blank (blank-one). With him having the last five and it was a five-blank, if he played on the blank side where both ends are fives, the game would blocked as there are no more five's on the table. In that case, the pieces would be added and team with lower count wins. BUT player with the five-blank had a sure win anyways. 2. He could've played the blank-three instead, let other players throw their playable pieces, and then win with the five-blank. The difference here with both options, is that more points are collected by blocking game. 3. Player with five-blank could've played piece on the double five instead, which would leave both ends with a blank. This wouldn't be a smart move as option two is way more strategic and a sure win. There's a chance he can still win with this play, but the outcome depends on what the other players play.

[@younessm6434]

@@pedrito287 thank you men .. i appreciate it

[@Josh-dj6vr]

U r making this way to confusing it's not that hard bro