If you do not have another tile to play because the double was you last, the round ends. If you do not have another tile to play but still have tiles, draw from the bone pile and play it if you can.

If you are still unable to play, place your marker beside your train. After a round has finished, the player with an empty hand receives a score of 0.

Other players sum the number of pips dots on their remaining dominoes at the end of each round. For dominoes containing double blanks, these are worth 50 points.

The player with the lowest total score sum of all end of round totals at the end of the game wins. Yes you can. If I have two tiles left to end the game, a double and a tile to satisfy the double, do I have to tap after the double is placed, or can i just go out?

I would still tap, considering I have known people to play with their own house rules that penalize players for not tapping. While I would let them player remove their token after the player finishes their turn, I suppose any rule could be set into place before the game for this kind of circumstance.

In scoring for dominoes how do you score the blank tiles? Hi T, You can only play one tile per turn, with the exception of doubles when you can play two.

This prevents a player from immediately going out. What if a double is played and all tiles that match it have been played?

Is it just a dead train and play resumes on the other trains or is the game locked and all players count up the pips on their dominoes?

Hi Barbara, If a double cannot be satisfied because all matching tiles have been used then the restrictions on play are removed and play can proceed as normal.

Players would no longer be able to play on the offending train though. What happens if at the beginning of play if one person can not start and all tiles have been drawn?

Hi Kathy, If a player is not able to play a tile, even after drawing or if the draw pile is exhausted. That player will pass their turn and place their train token next to their personal train.

This means other players may play onto your personal train and this token can only be removed once you have played a tile onto your personal train. Hi Patricia, hopefully, I am understanding you correctly.

In your example, you have a double on the board that needs to be satisfied. If you are able to play to it you must. If not then you would draw a tile to see if you would then be able to satisfy it.

During a player's turn, the player can play as many double dominoes as he wants as long as he can finish his turn by playing a non-double domino 'covering the double'.

If he still cannot cover the double then he must PASS and the next player is responsible for covering the double. Copyright DillyDallyGames.

Terms of Service Privacy Policy. Even when we play in person, she wants to stop playing by So the game totally kept us engaged. One of our social activities had been to have guests over for dinner and then play Mexican Train.

Obviously that has been curtailed. One of our circle discovered your app recently. It has enabled us to restore a semblance of that social interaction.

Thank you. It's been a family favorite for a couple decades now, and it's wonderful being able to play during quarantine. We play on iPads. Trust me - we are very appreciative and enjoying it!

It was even in my dream last night. Single and double blanks are considered wilds. Branching on doubles as in Chicken Foot is allowed as an option see Variations below.

At the end of each round, the player going out receives 0 points, while all other players receive the sum of all pips dots on their dominoes.

The person with the fewest points after all thirteen rounds have been played is the winner. In the case of a tie, the person with the most 0-point rounds is the winner.

If this is still a tie, the person with the lowest round total other than 0 is the winner. With four, six or eight players, the game can be played in teams of two, with partners sitting opposite each other.

Rules are identical except that a player's train and their partner's train are considered one and the same they will usually extend from opposite sides of the station , and thus a player can play on their own end or their partner's, and neither end becomes public until neither partner can play a tile.

Scoring is also handled in pairs, with the player who went out scoring zero for their team even though their partner will have dominoes remaining and other teams summing their scores for a team score.

There are a number of other versions of the rules for Mexican train, varying the number of dominoes drawn by each player, the rules for playing doubles, or the number of tiles that can be played during one turn.

For example:. After the starting double has been placed, turns are ignored, and each player focuses on making their own train as long as possible.

Once everyone has made as long of a train as they can, play reverts to turns, using the rules listed above. This speeds up the game, but eliminates some of the strategies of playing doubles.

Similar to the fast game variation listed above, instead of simultaneously, each person takes turns playing as many dominoes on their train as possible.

Any player that is unable to play on their first turn draws a domino, and may then begin their first turn or pass. When a player who has passed finally starts their train, they may play as many dominoes as they can string together.

After starting their train, players are only permitted to play one domino at a time as usual, unless playing a double.

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