Dominoes classic duel

A board game in which a chain of dominoes (bones, stones) is built, touching halves with the same number of dots indicating the number of points. You can play the game with artificial intelligence or with an opponent online in multiplayer mode. A classic set has 28 dominoes, they are also called stones or bones. These rectangles are divided into 2 parts, each with dots from 0 to 6. Two players play the game. At the beginning of the game, 7 bones are dealt to each player. The remaining ones are kept aside in reserve, with the clean side up (on the market). The player who has a double 6-6 starts, he puts up a bone. The next players place

Launch the game by choosing your mode: AI opponent. You and your opponent get 7 dominoes initially. The extra dominoes form the boneyard. The individual holding the double-six places it to begin. Subsequent turns must match a domino in their possession to an open end of the chain by matching the value. If a player doesn't have a domino to make a move, they must take from the reserve until they are able to place a domino. The match finishes when one player plays their last domino or when no more plays are available, and the one with the fewest dots is declared the winner.