Coming soon
Dominoes online, with your friends and no download
Coming soon // 2 to 4 players
Draw and Block dominoes for 2 to 4 players: your tiles on your phone, the table on the TV. Planned to be free to play.
Coming soon
Dominoes online should not need an account, an app or a download. This version is planned to be free to play: open a link, your tiles are on your phone, and the table is on the TV or a laptop. It is coming soon. Until then, here is how the game works, so you can learn the rules before it opens.
How to play dominoes online with friends
The set is the standard double-six: 28 tiles, each with two ends showing 0 to 6 pips. Two versions are planned.
- Draw. Each player takes 7 tiles with two players, or 5 with three or four. The rest wait in the boneyard. On your turn, put a tile on either open end of the chain so that the matching ends touch. If you cannot play, draw from the boneyard until you can.
- Block. The same, but nobody draws. If you cannot play, you pass. This one is shorter and sharper.
The player holding the highest double starts. Doubles show as tiles across the chain, and a tile that fits both ends lets you choose which end to play. A hand ends when someone plays their last tile, or when nobody can move and the game is blocked.
Scoring a hand
When a player goes out, they score the total pips left in everyone else's hands. When the game is blocked, the player with the fewest pips scores the difference between the others' totals and their own. If the lowest is a tie, nobody scores. The game keeps score between hands.
At a glance
- Players
- 2 to 4. Bots can fill seats, and you can pass one phone round or give everyone their own.
- Length
- About 15 to 30 minutes a game.
- You need
- A phone each and a shared screen, or one phone for pass and play. No download, no sign-up to join.
- Ages
- Family friendly. Nothing to do with gambling.
Who it is for
For anyone who learned dominoes at a kitchen table and wants the table back. It works for a grandparent and a grandchild on one TV, two friends on a video call, or a family wanting a game that is gentle but still tricky. Your tiles stay private on your phone, so no one peeks.
The tiles are built with real depth and proper pips, so they read as objects on a table rather than flat clip art.
Get a launch alert
It is not open yet and no date has been set. Leave your email and you get one message when it is ready.
While you wait
Other table games are ready now: Crazy Eights, Liar's Dice, a Yacht dice game and a 10,000 dice game. Browse all our party games.
Updated 2 November 2026.
Questions
Is this dominoes game available yet?
It is not open yet and no date has been set. Leave your email in the launch alert on this page and you get one message when it is ready.
Will it be free?
It is planned to be free to play, but it is not open yet, so we will confirm in the launch email.
How many can play?
2 to 4 players. Bots can fill empty seats, and you can pass one phone around or give everyone their own.
What kind of dominoes is it?
Two versions of the standard double-six game are planned: Draw, where you take from the boneyard if you cannot play, and Block, where you pass.
How many tiles does each player get?
In Draw, 7 each with two players and 5 each with three or four. In Block, 7 each. The rest wait in the boneyard, or are set aside in Block.
How does scoring work?
A player who goes out scores the pips left in everyone else's hands. In a blocked game, the player with the fewest pips scores the difference between the others' totals and their own, and a tie for lowest scores nothing.
Do I need an account or an app?
No. It runs in the browser on your phone, with nothing to install, and guests join with a tap.
Does it involve gambling?
No. It is a family game with no betting and no gambling imagery.