About Austrian Domino Duel
Each player is dealt 10 tiles, and the rest go into the bazaar.
You score the points on the tiles your opponent is holding, and a match runs over several rounds. The first player to reach the target wins, and that target is 50, 70, 100 or 120 points depending on the game settings.
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The set is what makes this version different. It starts from a double-eight set of 45 tiles with all nine doubles taken out, so every tile in play shows two different numbers. This way of playing the board game was common in Vienna at the start of the 20th century.
In the first round, the player with the highest tile goes first. In every round after that, the winner of the previous round leads. You can practice against the AI or switch to multiplayer and face a real person online.
Quick summary
- You and one opponent each get 10 tiles, and the leftover tiles sit in the bazaar.
- The highest tile opens the first round, and the last round's winner opens each round after it.
- Points in a round come from the tiles your opponent holds.
- The match ends when someone reaches 50, 70, 100 or 120 points, depending on the settings.
Key features
- It is a 2 player domino game against the AI or an online opponent.
- The set has 36 tiles and no doubles.
- Each player starts every round with 10 tiles.
- Matches last several rounds and you can pick a target of 50, 70, 100 or 120 points.
- It is based on a style of dominoes played in early 20th century Vienna.
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