Dominoes are played with a Double-Six pack of 28 tiles called "BONES" with
'PIPS" (or spots) ranging from 0/0 (blank/blank) to 6/6. Players are dealt 
7 bones with the rest of the pack being called the BONEYARD. You will be 
playing against the Computer

The primary objective of Dominoes is to be the first to play all his/her 
tiles and go out or have the lowest pip count left in their hand when play 
ends. You and the Computer in turn lay tiles in a long chain, matching 
adjacent ends.

The large Dominoe in the display shows both ends of the chain. You need 
merely key in the numbers of the tile you wish to play and it will be 
placed for you (DO NOT PRESS ENTER!)

Your Dominoes will be displayed along the bottom of the screen. The highest 
double (6/6,5/5, etc) sets first and the computer will determine that 
automatically and make the move without your intervention






The last 2 bones in the BoneYard are FROZEN (can not be played). If You or the 
Computer can not play a tile then a tile must be drawn from the BoneYard until
a tile is drawn that can be played or until all allowable tiles have been 
depleted from the BoneYard. If the BoneYard is frozen you must (P)ass to the 
Computer. The Computer will likewise (P)ass to you if it has no moves to make.
Two (2) consecutive (P)asses ends the game. This will result in a TIE game and
the one with the HIGEST pip count wins the difference between the pip count in
both hands.

Points won by you, the player, are ADDED to your Hi-Score, while points won by
the Computer are DEDUCTED from your Hi-Score.
