Multiplayer Online Dominoes Game

Reasons to choose LudiCash to play online Dominoes!

Is it possible to play dominoes for free?

It's quick and easy: just enter a username, password and e-mail address, and you're ready to go. In just a few seconds, you'll have access to numerous dominoes tables.

Thousands of dominoes enthusiasts from all over the world are waiting for you. Once you've created your account, you can dive right into the world of competition.

Every day, LudiCash lets you play more than 15 games free of charge. What's more, you can compete in various Cups and Tournaments to compete with the community. Best of all, it's completely free.

Take part in the virtual rivalry

Online dominoes give you the opportunity to challenge hundreds of players every day, all from the comfort of your own home, any time of the day or night. So, are you ready to make the tiles rattle on the virtual table?

The social aspect

Explore various game modes to enjoy your favorite pastime. Beyond Ludicash dominoes, there's nothing more enjoyable than chatting and making friends while playing your favorite game. Interaction doesn't stop with the end of the game; it continues in the private or general chat room, where you can chat with your opponents or new friends. If you enjoy playing with a specific player, don't hesitate to add him or her to your list of friends to make it easier to reunite for future games.

Various options

To add a dose of excitement to your dominoes games, a range of options is available. Whatever the length of time you have available, you'll find a game to suit your timing, whether it's quick or extended.

Turbo mode

If you want an express game during your lunch break, Rapide mode is your best ally. The timer is twice as fast as a traditional game.

KO mode

If you want to liven up your domino game, opt for Sudden Death mode. Just one deal and off you go! It's up to you to get rid of your dominoes as quickly as possible.

Mystery mode

When you're a domino champion, it can be hard to find opponents. Chameleon mode lets you play anonymously, compete with friends or find opponents that match your skill level.

Mastering dominoes in the blink of an eye

Game progress

Domino, whether played online or physically, is a strategic game using 28 separate dominoes. The aim is to get rid of all your dominoes before your opponent by lining them up on the board. See domino rules for more details.

In individual confrontation, each player gets 7 dominoes (a total of 14 pieces distributed). The remaining 14 dominoes are placed face-down on the table, forming the reserve.

Then the game begins. Each player in turn places a domino on the table. If a player cannot place any of his dominoes, he must draw a new one from the reserve. If the drawn domino still does not allow him to play, he must draw again. A player may have to draw several consecutive dominoes before being able to make a move.

Each round proceeds as follows:

Player A places a domino
If he cannot place a domino, he draws
After drawing a domino he can play, he places it on the table, and the turn passes to the next player, who performs the same actions.

End of pick

If all the dominoes in the reserve have been taken by the players, the game continues without a draw. Players take it in turns to play. If a player can no longer place a domino, his opponent is allowed to place two dominoes consecutively.

If the players can no longer play, the game ends and the winner is determined by the value of his or her remaining dominoes. The player with the lowest point total wins the game. For example, a player with a domino marked 4 and 5 will accumulate 9 penalty points.

The Domino game deconstructed

The 28 dominoes are distributed as follows:

Some bricks have the same value on both sides, called doubles there are 7.
There are also 21 bricks with two different values on each face. These dominoes are numbered from 0 to 6, 0 being represented by an absence of black dots on the dominoes.

Master dominoes with our strategies

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, it's essential to understand the key principles to progress in dominoes. If you're just starting out, discover our basic strategies which will guide you through the optimal use of tiles and the management of doubles. For more experienced players, our advanced strategies will teach you to anticipate your opponents' moves and maximize your chances of victory through more sophisticated playing techniques.

The origins of Domino

According to various online sources, the domino game originated in China and was derived from the Indian dice game Chaturanga. The Chinese are said to have converted the 6-sided dice into reversible flat pieces.

The game of dominoes first gained popularity in the 19th century, and the first online versions appeared in 2003, albeit very rudimentary in their early days. The advent of flash technology has really energized online dominoes, bringing movement to the pieces and enhancing the user experience.

Play dominoes online

Our version of online domino is based on an even more advanced technology, HTML5, which requires no downloads or special authorization. However, this technology requires the use of a modern web browser such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Opera.

FAQ

Who starts the dominoes game?

Each player is allocated seven dominoes. The player with the highest double goes first, which means he or she starts the game. For example, if you have "double 6", you're sure to start. If no one has it, then it's "double 5"'s turn.

How do I start playing dominoes online?

Playing dominoes online is very easy to learn, as the dominoes are automatically dealt to you. Once you have your 7 dominoes visible in front of you, the player with the highest double has the option of placing it in the center of the table either by double-clicking it or by dragging it to the center of the screen. It's then the other player's turn to place a domino with the same number as the one already on the table. Dominoes that can be placed will be highlighted.