4 of 3 Mario Llorente describes the collaboration skills in TEAM Dominos

team dominos
an explanation by Mario Llorente abcdominos
Mario Llorente, who placed 16th in the world at a championship in Orlando in 2013, has written five books in Spanish and English about dominos... the "real" dominos (played with partners)
Learn more by going to youtube's channel abcdominosmario llore

[@brianvalero6272]

FINALLY! I've been looking for an education in dominoes. in english. my family always gives tips and instruction in spanish and its hard for me. God had you make this video for me. this of going to help so much. finally! thank you! I'm tired of being run off the table. they better watch out but i be watching this video on repeat all day.

[@elir6178]

i can give you more tips in english so you can crush your family any make them slam the dominoes!

[@hassenissa0]

@@elir6178 ill take any tips , i know everything he explained but i want some pro tips bro

[@detroitvseverybody2262]

If u need help im here im a pro

[@guantanamoenlamente]

Your welcome

[@carlosacta8726]

"being run off the table...." is the only way you're going to learn!! Endure, learn, WIN!!

[@TheRc130]

Memory is key in this game ...remember who didn’t throw down there doubles makes it easy at the end of the game..

[@kezz-iofficial4058]

In Jamaica we call that home of six the (hard end) and number one rule never hit your hard end. Great demonstration by the way !

[@zed7519]

These videos are great. It's super cool to have someone out there discussing the game and nuiances. I'm Albanian and live in Kosovo and we play dominoes all the time. Keep making videos and teaching. There's just not enough good educational videos about dominoes. This guy is doing a service. It's just refreshing to me. Mashallah.

[@CHANGONATION]

I remember when my mom showed me this back when I was 8 playing dominoes, I was good playing against friends and family. Today my daughter told me they where learning about dominoes math and so it began the conversation and I had totally forgoten, so decided to come here for a refresher. Thank you man brings back memories.

[@oDNation11]

This is by far the most informative video I’ve ever seen on this style of dominos. Really happy this is out here.

[@themanthemyththelegeand2777]

Iv been looking for a tutorial of this version, thank you, can’t wait to be able to match up with my uncles and grandpa, who I’m sure cheats

[@JahleeyahKalonji]

lololol, they have hidden signals, lol

[@themanthemyththelegeand2777]

@@JahleeyahKalonji dosnt help they don’t even play together lol 😂

[@tomcet32]

We watched this video, we like it. It’s next step what to learn. COME TO PRAGUE!!

[@chrisdotcode]

Thanks for uploading!

[@richardcampbell4249]

Why would Player 2 put the the 5/2 on instead of the 5/5 when they are the 1st to act on their team. Player 4 should be the one supporting Player 2 until Player 2 passes. Then the roles reverse, meaning Player 2 supports Player 4 because they are now leading for their team. Player 3 supports Player 1 until Player 1 passes and then the roles reverse, meaning Player 1 supports Player 3 because they are now leading for their team.

[@MrOneal9141]

If he would have played the 5/5 the opponent would have put down the blank forcing his partner to have to play the 6 and the opponent to take ownership of the game

[@sekokhan5307]

Thats what i rhought tooo

[@dsomers6842]

A good video for a beginner I woulda played some differently but this can definitely help a beginner how to go about playing capicu which is the best way to play dominoes

[@sm-zs3sf]

great video👍please share the link for this domino (where you bought it from)

[@cherinehill4736]

Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate

[@killernellzyt2706]

THANK YOU! Muchas gracias por su ayuda.

[@M.yrrrrt]

Anyone 2024❤🎉

[@mohamedlaassiri2629]

Hey

[@Mantorp86]

This is a great explanation of the play! Thank you for sharing. I can also recommend the book How To Play Better Dominoes by Miguel Lugo.

[@oulhadjouldsaadi9978]

Men that video help me a lot thanks! !!!!!

[@WahranRai]

2:43 Priority is to destroy the game of opponent (the opponent starts , has some advantage, we must try to get him pass) before your partner I will play (6,3) killing the 6 and opening the game for my partner !

[@joonfanatic2140]

I learned so much from this video, thank you!! 👏🏽👏🏽

[@WahranRai]

7:57 you must play (4,3) and not (4,5) : your partner shows you that he had the 2, you must maximizing the points of opponent hand (opponent will play (3,1) instead of (5,1) in the case of game will be blocked

[@karanbalgo9880]

That makes no difference at all of its blocked... 4,5 you play 9 points and opponent 5,1 6 points making a gap of 3 points between you and 4,3 you play 7 points and opponent 3,1 4 points also making a gap of 3 points between you 🤔

[@hassenissa0]

The third guy should bave saved his blank and put that 6:3

[@donald627]

Great tutorial. Really got a lot of good points on learning how to play dominoes. Thank you and also thank you for being able to explain it in an easy fashion that anyone can grasp.

[@ahmedaldoori6221]

In the last step,You could have turned the two sides into ones ! Or you could put the double twos on one side and let the other side opened , because the other partner started with ones..

[@karanbalgo9880]

Turning two sides to one basically killing his own double two 🤔 But playing the double two would have been a smart play hoping that his partner got the last two One tiles and the player before his hand actually got the 4 3 instead of 4 1 having played 2 one pieces in the game

[@dywildatheart]

Thanks for your video, very helpful.

[@thedominoshark8872]

In love with the game.

[@jamerican84]

This is informative and the thing, I like about Dominoes is there are so many strategies and variations, but in this video the basics you were talking about is helpful but it also is good to know that when you play with different people and they have different strategies the game could always end up having different outcomes,but you always have to stick to your basics and good principles by watching what your partner plays and what your opponents play and remember. And be supportive to your partner always especially if he's in the especially if he's in especially if your partner is in the lead which means he has less Domino's than you

[@solako3896]

MR MARIO VERY GOOD IDIA AND THANKS YOU BRO 👍

[@IsmailMail-lr2vc]

Yes

[@howplz]

Great tutorials and tips bro

[@carladams5939]

6 /3 is the play

[@infotechyeti]

nice presentation and great teaching. wish the background noise was blocked. appreciate the video though. best teaching by far!

[@leorichies]

I enjoyed this

[@rogerborrell3414]

Idk about y’all, but I’m killing that 6 immediately and not worry about showing my partner what I have a lot of yet, I’m the last player to play, I’m playing to make the stater knock and my partner win, let my partner keep. The 6 for when the opener gives him the six. And if I know I have a lot of 2s, my partner probably doesn’t have so I’m not looking to play the two, I’m using it to protect my partner when a 2 comes because it means he probably doesn’t have a 2.

[@elizabethpiperwade7643]

Best tutorial I've seen, only I would have played differently.

[@socalju2447]

This guy doesn’t want the smoke.

[@user-ej2ij9kj2y]

It's good and much better than the novice explanation I saw before. But It's not always like this. Sometime the opponent will take his time to fool you and not because he has more than one play. Moreover, you can mistakenly fool your partner too in that way. And one more thing, who does the player who played double six, could guess that six-three is on the opponent's hand instead of his partner hand.

[@veerendramccoon5527]

Great tutorial. Now how do you win as a single player?

[@ccriticaltv2218]

Dominos is a game of 4 player you can play 2 and 3 but best 4

[@TheOneJPtv]

“How do I Win as a single player ?” Don’t play Me😁

[@jose09841]

why are the Dominoes different colors?? I have always used the black dot dominoes

[@moihawk666]

do you have a video with points counted? we always play by 5x

[@aliksanderpersia3614]

I was thinking the sme thing. What are they even playing?

[@Mantorp86]

The points are calculated by adding all the pips from remaining dominoes and assigned to the winning team.

[@vodouasiamaprotektor4428]

Your strategy is awfully wrong you missed points within the first couple of mins on two hands

[@JR-kr9cb]

They are not playing with points they are playing who ever gets rid of their dominos first

[@Stonefalconetti]

@@JR-kr9cb Even then, it's awful.

[@jorgealfonso7860]

This is bad I mean dominoes is not about playing your strongest hand for example minute 4:01 he said he will play the three however i would play the five because he has the 5/1 meaning the opponents cannot place the one that’s killing the six so your team8 would likely not be blocked or passed

[@cesarenriquez8959]

Excellent! Please do more! I wanna lear to beat my grandpa. He won’t reach me. You know these old schools.

[@marvabent6209]

good game that is the right way

[@tpiapb]

Dude seriously, the alarm noise in the background 😂

[@ehabalali7011]

You are wonderful, but I beg you to translate the video into Arabic

[@meekaeelwilliams9532]

Ehab Alali la

[@davidjohnson6338]

i can translate it to arabic

[@Mohammed-924.m]

يوجد الكثير من الفيديوهات عن الدومينو باللغة العربية على يوتيوب🙂

[@dropdabeatdame6234]

It’s easy to say what you “THINK” someone would say

[@theg8keeper212]

Wow I've always played clockwise

[@YasserViolin]

You can play both ends (one) at the end so your count will be less

[@raoufboussalia380]

but u gonna kill ur double 1 in ur first play with 1-6

[@moihawk666]

second move not doing the 1-3 feels wrong imho i need to smack that 15 and get on the board asap!

[@isedairi]

Cuando jugaste el 1-blanco al principio tenias que explicar el rol del jugador de apoyar la mano. Y una de las maneras de apoyar la mano es dejar que tire dobles, y pues, en esta situacion el apoyo de la mano, el que jugo el 1-blanco, es saber que tiene muchos blancos, pero no tiene el doble, por eso tira esa mano de blanco para comenzar el juego.

[@anesboudjema7089]

I know this is super late. But in Algeria when jammed. We count by player not.team

[@rudolfelizabeth1157]

Can you also show a game of decabes or jackot

[@Midnight-ot3oi]

Near the end the player in forth position can make it 1 both ways and limit the poins more.

[@arnoldolorenzo3474]

Best teacher I've seen.

[@LBCTITAN]

You should have mentioned the type of domino game you are playing. Since this is not American 5's, is it Mexican Train?

[@mikegraney7123]

How do you keep score for each game?

[@debS20]

DOES ANYONE KNOW IF THEY PLAY DOMINOES IN PERU??

[@user-kk4sf1uu8s]

احلى دومنه ولصبح

[@francoisefournel1562]

bonjour je voudrais bien jouet au domino avec des amis merci

[@TRAVIESO6595]

very informative, I'm just trying to beat my uncles at this.

[@KorbyWaters]

can someone explain in detail COPY-COVER-SQUARE?

[@poisontree6830]

Very helpful

[@guantanamoenlamente]

Thanks.

[@jessicarosado1712]

Omg I’ve been looking for a video like this. My friends don’t like to play with me bc I’m having a problem remembering what stone they played last and they make fun of me and say I’m playing with the opposing team bc I keep throwing down the wrong stone. Can you guide me a bit better Please!

[@Yusufsanad]

If the player who has the sixes played 3/5 instead of 6/5 they would have won 100% According to your logic the person with the sixes uses one of his 6th and 7th pieces of the sixes just to not lose his threes His teammate has all the zeros so he should not be afraid of facing a number that most likely will not have to deal with

[@jamaalclarke2444]

I disagree with 4th player not cutting the pose. Not cutting the pose is usually never a good option

[@un8071]

why the third player hasnt played the domino with 1-3 or 1-5?

[@hanyajinny3987]

i played 10 times and i won 9 times

[@erickgraterolleal7109]

No estoy de acuerdo. El 4to jugador debió salir con el 6-3 y no con el 0-2 porque se estaría quedando sin ataque a la hora de bloquear el blanco.

[@aaronf9895]

Siempre se rompe la salida

[@hystic6093]

I have the same one at school

[@richardcampbell4249]

So at the end when Player 4 has to decide 2/1 or 1/4, why doesn't Player 4 just play 2/2 instead? Player 1's 4/4 would never get on the board. Player 2 had the opportunity to play 4/4 if they had it, so it should have been obvious to Player 4 that Player 2 didn't have it and so Player 4 should have never sent the 1/4 at the end.

[@09Germ]

Good explanation of the game but I thought when you lose you only count the tiles of what you and your partner have, not your opponents also.

[@DopeGaminG_cQ]

It depends on the variation you’re playing. There are many different variations of the game. There’s a variation that counts points by 10-15 after each play. I personally play this way with my family as shown in the video. You count both yours and your opponent’s points, up to 500, with bonuses of 100,75,50,25pts awarded to the winning team of the first 4 hands.

[@09Germ]

@@DopeGaminG_cQokay cool that makes sense

[@josemiguelmoralessostre6368]

Dude, your partner is the one sitting across the table from you. Not the guy next to you. The guys beside you are your oponents.

[@Havemercyonme08]

The jam is what I learn here. Cool. Then you tell us the capreque i think that’s how u spell it. Don’t know the name in English that’s spanish word I here my family say that a lot lol

[@kingkuba9509]

I have to disagree with the move @ 4min:59sec when the opener closed off his 6 with the 6/5.....instead of playing the 3/5..... NEVER EVER close off your own hand. Ever. Ever. EVER! You are in the lead. 6 is your strong suit. Why would you close off your own lead number? If this was being played in Little Havana Miami, his partner would have jumped across the table and smacked fire out of him.

[@ilhamsombong4106]

Lol. This guy teach wrong strategy. I can beat this guy easily with my partner if this guy play like this

[@Profficer1979]

I said the same thing. I thought it was a bad play.

[@nadiaahmed8266]

شرح جميل صراحة

[@CPLocalCeleb]

So they must not call money, and theyre going the wrong direction (compared to how we play), and the guy after the guy with the down is not playing to domino, and they don't play on the spinner.

[@huelthaxter4310]

Do. U. Know. Of. Huel

[@franklopez62]

Traducelo... Debe cuadrar a tres para estándar los que tiene el salidor

[@Aflooos]

This a very conservative strategy with pressure. The opener should always square sixes if given the opportunity. He should the deepened on his partner to keep pushing with whites.

[@jamesstan5975]

You know nothing about Domino's. Your partner would never be able to read your Domino's the way you play

[@MDSiam-hm5sm]

Owwa best

[@fahedalnuaimi3771]

4:53 i think this is not good enough, he can wait to him to play his 6 , after that he play his 6 and control the side

[@petrainjordan7838]

Naa man - down wid six three rightaway padee!!

[@Sputz3]

You missed 15! WTF

[@TheSpacien]

interesting, could you teach me how to read opponents hands ?

[@Bigmercado]

+Hermansyah Djusman that is easy, you just have to pay attention to what they are throwing. always keep in mind there is 7 of a suit. know what number your opponent is throwing, that way you can block him from playing his strong suit. before you play anything you should look at your hand and decipher if you have a high game or low, this can be acknowledge if you have greater than 45 = high or lower than 45 points = low hand.

[@tareklegrand7747]

you don't have too . just look at the domino's already been played ...

[@raziaansari6177]

I have this same

[@soltanzaman7764]

worng strategy my friend

[@rainingblueflowers990]

Why am I more confused😕

[@edgardo034]

The second player would never play 5:2 at 5:43, because he is the hand once the first player takes a pass. Player 4 plays for player 2, not the way around. This video is for when you know everything everyone has in their hands, which in dominoes is never. That’s why players 2-4 lost.

[@Relax-lf5qw]

He came with double 3 Cause of the 2 so he should have given him the 4/3 knowing that his teammate have the double two and the last 2 He ' ll play his 3/1 then hell jam the game and win it

[@novallelokayo7158]

Bahaso ang ndak ngarati den

[@EliasLabordus]

But you're basically using predetermined signs to signal your hand to your teammate, isn't that cheating? If not, why not just say it out loud?

[@carladams5939]

No way, strengthens the opposition iin partner dominoes. 6/3 is the play

[@sagorkd7632]

Price in bangladesh

[@warrenwarren4339]

6/4 you play after double 6, balance your hand,

[@lahcenelabsi3568]

Khatik sahbi

[@cheester83]

علاه خاطيه هذى هى الطريقة الصحيحة

[@rahimdahi351]

ههههههه هاديك هي الساهلة تقرا ليه ليه الحجر المهم نداويه دومين في ڨمبيطة

[@07films]

Is is ok to shelter your partner from the get go with the 6 in order to void as much as possible the possibility of your partner to pass? instead of showing your strength?

[@CitronMandX]

+07films If I understand your question correctly, you're asking if it would be acceptable for Player A to play anything but double 6 as his first move. Even though playing double 4 may have produced a better outcome, the short answer is NO, because player A has no information about the bones of the other players. The correct move is then the one which is statistically the best, and that is definitely double 6 because he knows nothing except that 6 is his strong suit.

[@sathu8885]

If you have Double suits you must throw that first. Otherwise that maybe dead 💀

[@benmouhammedmohamed5710]

I want the best domino game for Android, and thank you very much

[@mdinteaz7712]

Kolkata 4 player domnos kaise khele

[@gtgaza79]

At 7:36 the player had to play his 6/4...if you’re gonna teach do it right