Pocket Dominoes

Every favorite dominoes variant, playable anywhere. Pocket Dominoes ships with eight full rule sets — Block, Draw, All Fives, Mexican Train, Bergen, Chickenfoot, Fives & Threes, and Blind Man — along with tunable win scores, Muggins enforcement, and an option to branch off all four sides of the first double. Play solo versus smart AI, or drop in and out of an online match.

What to expect

• Eight Game Variants

  Block, Draw, All Fives, Mexican Train, Bergen, Chickenfoot, Fives & Threes, and Blind Man — each with authentic scoring.

• Mexican Train & Chickenfoot

  Build your own train or run the shared one; in Chickenfoot every double opens a branch you must fill before play moves on.

• AI Opponents

  Play 2–4 players locally. AI bots are tuned to feel like real opponents, not random movers.

• Online Multiplayer

  Matchmaking for quick games, plus tournaments that persist across app restarts.

• Configurable Rules

  Dial the winning score, toggle Muggins, require the highest double to open, or enable four-side spinners — match house rules exactly.

• Pause & Resume

  Local games save automatically. Close the app mid-round, pick up exactly where you left off.

• Daily Challenges & Leaderboards

  A fresh challenge every day, plus global leaderboards and a streak to keep alive.

• Personal Stats

  Track wins, average score, and preferred variant across every session.

How to play

1. Draw your hand

   Shuffle the tiles face-down in the boneyard. For 2–3 players, each draws 7 tiles; for 4 players, 6.

2. Open the chain

   The player holding the highest double plays it as the spinner. In some variants plays branch off all four sides of the spinner.

3. Match to extend

   On your turn, play a tile with a pip-count that matches an open end of the chain. If you can't play, draw from the boneyard (Draw variants) or pass (Block variants).

4. Score and win

   In All Fives, earn points whenever the board totals a multiple of 5; Fives & Threes scores multiples of both. In Block/Draw, the first to empty their hand scores their opponents' remaining pips. First to the winning score takes the match.