Chicken domino game rules

Dominoes may not be placed anywhere else until the chicken foot is created. There are two ways to end a round. First, if a player plays all of their dominoes, the round is over. Second, if no one at the table is able to play a domino, the round is over. This could happen once the chicken yard has been depleted. In a two player game, the last two dominoes are left in the chicken yard. In a game with three or more players, the last single domino is left in the chicken yard.

The next round begins with the subsequent double. The final round is played with the double zero. The player with the lowest total score at the end of the final round wins the game.

If a player is able to play all of their dominoes, they earn zero points. The rest of the players earn points equal to the total value of all their dominoes. If the game becomes blocked, and no one was able to play all their dominoes, all players add up their total domino value. The player with the lowest score wins the round. Apply market research to generate audience insights.

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Play continues to the left. The next 6 players must be made on the tile, 3 tiles played diagonally on each side of the tile. This formation is called a double Chickenfoot. To do this, players must match a tile from their hand of the 9 suit to the set tile. If 6 tiles have not been played on the set and a player does not hold a tile from the 9 suit in his hand, he may draw one tile from the chicken yard.

If he draws a tile with a 9 end, he plays it on the set tile. If he does not draw a tile from the 9 suit, he must pass his turn to the player to his left. After 6 tiles have been played on the set tile, plays can be made on any of the 6 Chickentoes by matching tiles end to end, until someone plays a double tile. Once a double tile has been played on one of the Chickentoes, the next three plays must be made on the double tile before plays can be made anywhere else in the layout.

This formation of 3 tiles played on the double tile is called a Chickenfoot. Once the new Chickenfoot has been completed by playing 3 tiles diagonally on one side of a double tile, players may return to adding tiles to any of the chicken toes until someone plays another double.

The game ends after all 10 rounds are played. The player with the lowest total score for all the rounds wins! Search Search Close. Left Home Learn to play Learn to play. Chickenfoot also known as Chickie Dominoes is a fun and easy to learn domino game. The goal is to try to get rid of as many dominoes as possible and have the lowest score based on the dominoes remaining before your opponents can do the same.

Subsequent Turns After all the sides are played off the starting double, plays can continue off any exposed end domino as long as the ends match. The Chickenfoot If a player plays a double, the double must be placed perpendicular to the domino played off of.