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Game components: a set of 28 rectangular pieces, each piece divided into two parts. Each part of the piece contains dots representing a number, from 0 to 6 in the traditional domino set. There are 7 double pieces (doubles) that contain the same number in both parts. How to play: distributing the pieces: players shuffle the pieces and distribute 7 pieces to each player. The remaining pieces are placed on the table as the "draw pile." starting the game: the player who has the highest double piece begins. setup: players place the pieces in sequence, so that the number on one half of the new piece matches the number at the end of one of the placed pieces on the table. drawing: if the player does not have a playable piece, they must draw from the stock until they can place a piece or until the draw pile is exhausted. winning: the player who first plays all their pieces wins. scoring: the winning player sums the remaining points of the other players' pieces and adds them to their score. end of the game: rounds repeat until one player's total points reach a predetermined number (such as 100 or 200 points), thus becoming the final winner. purpose of the game: the game only requires domino pieces, suitable for different ages, and helps develop strategic thinking and family gathering.