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Learn tips and techniques that offer strategic methods to playing dominoes in this free video clip series.
There are 7 videos in this series:
All you need is dominoes and a score pad! Watch a free video introduction to the game of dominoes and the equipment needed to play it.
Time for a trip to the bone yard! Learn how to draw the right number of dominoes and begin playing Dominoes
Play dominoes the way it was meant to be played. Learn the rules of the game Dominoes in the free video gaming lesson.
Tips for playing Dominoes! Learn how to play Dominoes by watching a game demonstration in this free video clip for game enthusiasts.
Got a double score domino? Learn how to start a new round of Dominoes - free video.
Who is the big domino game winner? Learn how to keep score in dominoes in this free family game video lesson.
Try out a different dominoes game! Learn what drawing dominoes means and learn when a game is busted in this free instructional video.
Dominoes is a game played using pieces, each called a domino or a bone, that calls for strategy and discernment of statistical probabilities. Modern dominoes has been played for at least 300 years and most likely began in the Dominican Republic. Under the “Dominoes” heading there exists many different types of Dominoes games including: Moon, 42, Basic Trains, Mexican Trains, and Chickenfoot. Dominoes is easy and fun to play with one, two, three, or four players.
In this free online video series learn from 10 year Dominoes veteran Blake Whitaker as he gives a game demonstration and teaches the basics of Dominoes such as how to score, how to begin the game, and the rules of the game.
Blake Whitaker Blake Whitaker has been making stop motion animation for ten years and has an art degree from the University of Washington School of Art.dkdk
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