Offline against the computer
Eight opponentsFrom Yeyo the beginner to old Tito from the corner store. The computer plays only with what is on the table, like you: it never sees your tiles.
Dominican dominoes for iPhone and iPad
Mi FrenteDominoes the way they play it in the Dominican Republic.
Partners, to 200, with 30-point bonuses. Play the computer offline, or play online with your partner and family, wherever they are.
- No ads
- No coins, no betting
- Plays offline
- Spanish and English
What’s inside
The whole porch game, in your pocket
Made for those who play at the corner store, in the park or on the porch, and for those who moved away and miss it.
Online with your partner
Private table or quick matchCreate a table, send the link on WhatsApp and get the four of you in. The server deals in secret: nobody sees anyone else’s hand.
Over FaceTime with family
SharePlayOn a FaceTime call, open the same private table and play while you see and talk to each other, even from different countries.
Real competition
Free for everyoneRating, divisions, world, country and province rankings, weekly tournaments and a trophy case. None of it is for sale.
Domino school
12 hands-on lessonsLeading, passing, capicúa, blocked games, reading passes and playing for your partner, on prepared tables.
Daily puzzle and review
“What do you play here?”A half-played hand every day, and after a game, a move-by-move review with what the Master would have played.
Tour of the provinces
32 tablesOne table per province, from the National District to Pedernales. You open them by winning, never by luck or coins.
Score keeper
For the real tableTwo columns with each team’s name, the target you choose and +30 in one tap. Free.
The computer
Eight opponents, each with their own style
Five skill levels. The first four players are free; the four toughest come with Dominó Completo.
BeginnerYeyo
Learning by watching grandpa. Plays the first tile that fits.
NeighborhoodDoña Fefa
Drops the heavy tiles first and never blocks.
PlayerProfe Teódulo
Counts the points and blocks when the math says so.
PlayerChiquito the barber
Fast and bold: he hunts for your pass.
Expert · with CompleteMayelin
Patient: keeps the closers and plays for her partner.
Expert · with CompleteDon Julito
Keeps the exact count and goes for the capicúa.
Master · with CompleteDoña Chela
Reads your passes. Quiet at the table.
Master · with CompleteOld Tito
Forty years at the corner store. Remembers all 28.
The rules
How it’s played here
This is the default rule set. Settings also has “Classic to 100” and the Federation rules, and with Completo, your own house rules.
- 200Games go to 200All four hands are counted and the team that goes out scores them.
- +30Capicúa, opening pass and pass-aroundThirty each, scored on the spot. If there are several pass-arounds in a hand, every one counts.
- < 200A bonus never wins the gameA bonus is only scored if the team stays below the target. You win with the points from the hand.
- 0-0La cajaThat is what we call the double blank. And a capicúa with both ends equal does not count.
- LisaWinning before the others score“We gave them a lisa.” It goes on the score sheet and in your stats.
- BlockNobody can playTiles are counted, the team with fewer wins, and whoever won the block leads the next hand.
The score sheet
Us
+45
45
+62
107
+33
140
+30 capicúa
170
+33
203
Them
+25
25
+33
58
Two columns, one per team, adding each hand underneath until someone reaches 200. The capicúa goes down first (170), then the hand’s points (203).
Where you play
45 places and the classic table
Eleven settings, two seasonal ones and one for every province. The table is chosen separately: the classic pine domino table with its white top, or others to pick from.
Some places and tables are free; the rest open with Dominó Completo or by winning on the Tour of the provinces.
Compete
Who’s number one in your province?
In ranked games four people sit down, never the computer, and partners are random.
Rating and divisions
From “Corner Beginner” to “Legend”, by way of “Table Shark” and “Colmado Master”. Each season lasts a month.
Rankings
World, your country, the province you represent and friends: daily, weekly, season and rating. Plus the League of Provinces.
Weekly tournaments
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, on Dominican time. Play as many games as you like in the window; win in a row and you’re “on fire”.
Earned trophies
Tournament cups, number ones, capicúas, lisas and blocks. All earned by playing: none are sold or random.
Quitters lose
If someone abandons, they take the loss and a short time-out. Their partner loses nothing.
You decide if you appear
You can hide from the rankings any time and delete your ranked profile.
One-time purchase
Dominó Completo
One payment, no subscription, and shared with your family through Apple Family Sharing. It gives no edge online: ranked play is the same for everyone.
Free forever with no ads: the first four opponents, online play, ranked play with tournaments and rankings, the school, the daily puzzle and the score keeper.
- The hard and master computerMayelin, Don Julito, Doña Chela and old Tito.
- Your house rulesAgainst the computer and at your private tables.
- More places and tablesThe settings and tables that aren’t free.
- Full review and unlimited hintsFree gives you 3 review moves and 3 hints per game.
- Full statisticsWith the history of every hand.
Your data
Privacy in short
- No account, no emailTo play online you just pick a nickname. We don’t ask for your name, phone or email.
- No tracking, no adsNo advertising and no tools that follow you across other apps.
- No GPSYou choose the country and province for the rankings yourself, and you can hide.
Where’s your partner?
Download it, create a table and send the link. The table is waiting.