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Dominoes: Mexican train (English)

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INFORMATIONS

Designer : Roy Parsons, Katie Parsons
Artist : N / A
Publisher: Pressman Toy Corp.
Numbers of players : 1 to 8
Age : 10 years and +
Playing Time : 20 minutes
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DESCRIPTION

Mexican Train is a fairly recently developed variant of Domino Train Type games which has become extremely popular. Due to its simplicity and interaction, it can be played by almost anyone, anywhere. Depending on the type of game you play, it can last a single 20 -minute game to a 12 -round game that lasts hours.

Although the Mexican train can be played with a standard domino set, brand versions generally include a range of pieces to facilitate the game and highlight the theme, such as a station, train parts to mark the trains of the players and the "Mexican train", and a "woo woo!" train whistle. It is generally played with a set of double 12 dominoes (although double 6 and double 9 sets can be used with fewer players), and there are a variety of games wrapped by various manufacturers like "Mexican Domino Train" who all include The components necessary to play.

A double-Douze domino game at 91 tiles. The goal is for players to get rid of their dominoes. Starting with the highest placed double tile in the middle of the table, which is the station, each player creates a line of dominoes. It's their train. Another train, the "Mexican train", can be played by anyone. In the event that a player cannot play at all, even after drawing a new tile, she must place a marker (often small colorful plastic trains that come with the game) on their train that allows others to play on His train temporarily until the marker is withdrawn.

As soon as a player is out of dominoes, the other players add the value of their remaining tiles. At the end of the evening, the player with the lowest score is the winner.