Domino Fishing Games
Dominoes can be used in a similar way to playing-cards to play fishing games, in which a tile is played from hand to play a tile or tiles from the table. Normally the captured tile has to be equal in value (pip-count) to the played tile, or the values of the played and captured tiles have to add up to a fixed total. Here is a list of domino fishing games whose rules can be found at pagat.com.
| Game | Players | Equipment | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canton | 2–4 | [6:6] | |
| Castle Rock | 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 | [6:6] | |
| High Fives | 2–8 | [15:15] | |
| Tiu-U 釣魚 | 2, 3 | [C32]×2 | |
| Tsung Shap | 2 | [C32] | |
Notes on the indexes
Invented games, mostly submitted by readers of pagat.com, are listed in italics.
- Players
- The preferred number of players is shown in bold. Other numbers with which it is possible to play are shown in grey.
- Equipment
- Western domino sets are indicated by the highest number of pips on a tile end - for example [6:6] is a standard double 6 set of 28 tiles, [12:12] is a set of 91 tiles with up to 12 pips on each end. The symbol [C32] stands for a Chinese set of 32 tiles.