Spinner: The Game of Wild Dominoes, Double 9 Set Plus 11 Wild Spinner Tiles Board Game, Tin Box Carrying Case
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It was a gift, so I bought it. The score pads, however, were most likely included.
They come in a variety of colors: dark blue, purple, red, yellow, black, green, brown, and so on.... br>What is the significance of this? It's a fun game that's a step up from traditional dominoes.
Simply look up "spinner dominos rules" on the internet.br>Here's what I came up with: Getting Started=============================================================================================== If there are only two players, each of you will be dealt 14 cards. Spinners are wild if 3 to 8 dominoes are drawn each. The "boneyard," or draw pile, is used to collect any remaining tiles. It's either a nine-piece or a double-piece that's played. As a substitute, use a spinner. If no one has the double-edged sword, The player who shuffled the dominoes then draws a domino from the boneyard, and so on to the left, with each player drawing a domino until either the double-digit number or the double-digit number is reached. nine or a pair of The table's spinner is discovered and positioned in the center. br>Opening the Setbr>Once the double-sided tape has been removed from the set, it is ready to be used. nine or a pair of After a spinner, the next two cards must be nines or spinners. If a player does not have a domino to play, she must draw one tile from the boneyard, which can be played if it is a nine or a spinner, or her turn will be forfeited. br>If a double tile is played at any other time, the next three dominoes must be on the double. A spinner or a matching pip count is required for the pieces to be placed. If you don't have a playable domino, you'll have to draw from the graveyard and pass unless you get a matching piece. br>Setbr>After the first double domino is played and the next two are finished, the next player lays a piece anywhere on the layout by matching an end domino or playing a spinner. When one player places the last domino in his hand, the hand is over; points are counted, all tiles are turned over, shuffled by the winning player, and all players draw again, starting with the previous round's winner. br>The game continues with successively lower-numbered doubles, or the spinner in place of the spinner, on the next hand. As a result, the second hand would start with double-zero. The following hand is a pair of eights, followed by a pair of tens. sevens, and so on until the final hand of double-digit cards is dealt. zeroes. br>Points and Winningbr>Each hand comes to a close when one of the players places her final piece on the table. Play is immediately halted, and all players must add up the points in their hands, with each pip worth one point and the spinner worth ten. Seven points would be awarded to a tile with three dots on one side and four on the other. 12 points are awarded for a tile with two dots and a spinner. The value of a double spinner is twenty dollars. br>At the conclusion of ten hands, all points earned throughout the game are tallied, and the player with the lowest total wins. br>Alternative Playbr>If no one has the opening double, the next lowest double may be used for a shorter game. If no one has a double-decker bus, nines, followed by a double-double-double-double-double-double- Instead, you could play eights. If no one has the double-edged sword, the game will be over. a set of eights, followed by a set of doubles br>=========================================================
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Selected User Reviews For Spinner: The Game of Wild Dominoes, Double 9 Set Plus 11 Wild Spinner Tiles Board Game, Tin Box Carrying Case
We've introduced it to a lot of our friends and family members, and they've all started playing it. We purchased a number of these games for ourselves and our friends. This game had a dented tin and a mark on it from one of the die-hards. As a result, everyone knew which one it was and was on the lookout for it! It's almost as if they were playing cards with markings on them! It's a fantastic game that's simple to pick up and play. Children and adults will have a good time. It's also a great way to meet new people while having fun.
Dominoes are of good quality, with smooth rounded edges, recessed dots that won't wear off, and a nice weight that makes them feel and look good. A standard rectangular cookie tin works well for storing the game, with plenty of room for the dominoes, score papers, and pencil. The shipment was prompt and well-packaged, and it arrived in perfect condition.
My wife and I traveled to Chicago last year to see her aunt Carol, who was retiring as the Administrator of a Montessori school. They chose this game because of its educational potential. We played it with her and our kids (3, 8, 13, 15, and 18) one evening. For all of us, it was a great time. It's easy to pick up, and even a three-year-old could play with a little assistance from Dad. We had such a good time with it that we bought it for our camper. It'll be perfect for those rainy summer camping days.
Once they can count the number of dots on a tile, it's a lot of fun for all ages, and my son enjoys using the draw pile to construct a barn. br>The only problem I've had is that one of the tiles was scuffed out of the box/tin, and now everyone knows it's the double 6 tile; I'm not sure if replacements are available.
The game is simple to pick up. I managed to persuade my technologically addicted family to take a break and play this game. In the first few days after receiving it, we played it several times. If it came with some sort of stand to keep the dominos on, I would have given it five stars.
Someone brought Spinner Dominoes to our most recent Senior Saints meeting. It's a fun take on an old favorite. Some dominoes become a wild card in "spinner" (the red wheel spinner), which can be used on any other number. If you are caught holding spinner dominoes at the end of the round, the spinners will cost you 10 points for each one you have, with a double spinner dominoe costing you 20 points, the highest penalty in a double nine set. You wouldn't need to purchase a spinner set because you could simply declare blanks to be wild card numbers and weight them at ten points. However, the original spinner dominoes contain blanks as well, and we believe that the original spinner dominoes add to the game's enjoyment.
This is a fantastic game to play with your family. get-togethers It took only a few minutes for my 8-year-old to pick it up. My 5-year-old son, I believe, is capable of doing so as well. The game can be played by as few as two people and as many as six, with add-on sets allowing for even more players. Everyone else can continue playing if someone wants to stop. Because it is primarily a game of chance, it is suitable for people of all ages and intellectual abilities. It does not necessitate much focus. It is, however, entertaining. We also played Blocko, which is a fun and easy to learn game, but some family members don't take competition well, so it caused a little too much tension. I prefer games of strategy or knowledge, so it wouldn't be my first choice in every situation, but it was perfect over the holidays or for families with children of varying ages. We also played Blocko, which is a fun and easy to learn game, but some family members don't take competition well, so it caused a little too much We gave up on it in favor of Spinner, and everyone was relieved. I enjoyed it so much that I decided to purchase a set of my own.
Mexican Train with a Twist! We were introduced to this unique version of Mexican Train by friends, and we absolutely adore it! It's much easier to learn and play than regular Mexican Train, which is why all of our friends prefer it. I would strongly suggest it.
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