Logic game Domino

Knocking bones according to classical and matador rules.

At the beginning of the game, each player receives several dominoes from the stock. The player with the most duplicates goes first. If all duplicates remain in the deck, the player with the highest score goes first.

The first domino begins a chain in which adjacent halves touch with the same number of points. Players take turns continuing the chain by adding one domino to one of the two ends. If a player cannot move, they draw dominoes from the stock until they find one that can be moved.

The game ends when one player plays their last domino. The game can be locked if neither player can move. In this case, the next player takes the stock, and the player with the lowest score wins.

The Matador start deal, the first move and the end of the game are the same as the classical rules. Adjacent sides must not have the same score, but must add up to 7 points. Empty spaces are covered by any domino except matadors. There are four matadors: 1-6, 2-5, 3-4 (seven points each) and 0-0. Matadors can be played at any time. It corresponds to any value. Any matador's side can be used to get a total of 7 points.