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Domino Poker

Domino Poker is a trick-taking card-style game played with dominoes. Four players bid how many tricks they will win, then try to hit that bid exactly. It runs in the browser and costs nothing.

How a round works

A round uses a double-six domino set. Each of the four players is dealt seven tiles, bids from 0 to 7, and then plays out seven tricks.

Points come from accuracy, not greed: matching your bid exactly is worth 15 points per trick, while overshooting it drops every trick to 5.

Single player

Play against three bots at Medium, Hard or Epic difficulty. The bots run locally in your browser, and you choose how many rounds the match lasts.

No account is needed to play single player.

Multiplayer

Multiplayer seats four players at a real-time table. The host can fill empty seats with bots, and can start the match once all four seats are taken.

Free rooms are open to everyone; rooms with a gold-coin entry fee require an account.

What the game looks like

The Domino Poker lobby with the single-player and multiplayer dial, a round counter set to seven, and the player profile panel.
The lobby: pick single player or multiplayer, and choose how many rounds the match lasts.
A single-player table during bidding, with the bid dialog open and the numbers 0 to 7 to choose from.
Bidding: every player commits to a number of tricks, from 0 to 7, before the first tile is played.
A single-player table mid-trick, showing the trump marker, two played tiles in the centre and the player's own tiles along the bottom.
Trick play: the trump is marked in the centre, and your own tiles stay visible along the bottom edge.

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