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Magic Domino is two rooms in one app. The scorekeeper counts and keeps the score of the game you play with a real set at a real table. The game lets you play dominoes on the phone itself — against the computer, with friends nearby or anywhere, or through a whole tournament. Open the Play tab. The game runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 26 or later.

Ten tables, each with its own real rules: Dominican (the default), Puerto Rican, Classic, Cuban (double-nine, 55 tiles), Fives, Brazilian, Jamaican, Kozel, Turkish and Gaple. Pick a table from Table setup on the home screen — the words, the calls and the scoring on the table follow it. Tap the book in the corner for that table's illustrated rulebook, one card per rule, drawn with the game's own tiles.

Tiles you can play glow on your rack. Tap one to play it when only one end of the line takes it. When both ends take it, both light up — tap the end you want, or drag the tile there. If you can't play, the knock happens by itself, because there is nothing to decide. At a table that draws from the pile, tap the pile to draw.

It never cheats. No computer ever looks at your hand or at the pile — the Hard level works out what you might be holding from what has been played and who knocked on what, exactly like a strong player does. Easy, Medium and Hard are measured against each other over thousands of hands rather than guessed. When you play in partners, your partner plays at full strength at every level, because a teammate who sits on their doubles isn't an easier game, it's a worse one.

Open the Online card and tap Start a table: your table opens right away, and you set the game there. Tap an empty chair to send the link — friends tap it and sit down. When everyone is seated, tap Deal. Got a code? Enter code takes you to that table. A friend’s table on the same Wi-Fi shows up on the Online card itself — tap Sit down. Quick Match finds strangers playing the same game you chose — one on one, two against two, or a four-player free-for-all. It seats people only and deals by itself once every chair is filled.

Friends on the same Wi-Fi connect straight to the host’s phone, and everyone else joins over the internet with the same code; if the internet is down, the table can open on the Wi-Fi alone. At a friends’ table, computers can fill the empty chairs once at least one other person has sat down. A small light — beside the word Online at the top of the table, and on the × during a game — shows the connection: green when the table is open or everyone is connected, amber while somebody is reconnecting, red if the table can’t be reached. The host’s phone runs the table, so if the host closes the app, the table closes and everyone else is told.

It’s on the Play home, under the cards. Every day, everyone gets the same tiles: a Dominican game to 100, you and a Hard computer partner against two Hard computers. Only your first game of the day counts — if you leave early, it counts as it stood, and a win always ranks above a loss. Tap Play it again to practise as often as you like; your counted score stays the same. Your score is your side’s points. Share it with a link, and if you use Game Center, open the Leaderboard to see where you rank today, Challenge friends to beat it, and earn achievements. Game Center is Apple’s service: Magic Domino never receives your Game Center ID. A new deal arrives every day at 04:00 UTC — midnight in the Dominican Republic. The Daily Deal is part of the game, which needs iOS 26 or later.

No. A name is optional, and you can play forever without one. Nobody sees a name at a computer table but you. Online, the people at your table see it — so pick something you're happy for strangers to read. Tap your own seat to set, change or remove it at any time. Names are checked before they are shown: no hate speech, slurs, harassment or impersonation. Full details in our Privacy Policy.

Tap the ⋯ beside their name — or, during a game, tap 💬 and then ⋯ on their row — and choose Report or Block. If it was a voice note or their photo, choose that as the reason: the note or photo goes with the report. Blocking is immediate and lives on your device: Quick Match will never seat the two of you together again. Reports reach us and are reviewed within 24 hours; offending names and photos are removed. You can also email [email protected]. Blocking works both ways — if someone blocks you, Quick Match keeps you apart too.

At an online table with other people, hold the microphone button beside 💬 and talk — up to five seconds — then let go to send it; slide your finger away before letting go to cancel. Everyone at the table hears it once. To quiet one player, tap 💬 and mute them; Mute voice notes there quiets everyone at that table, and Play settings → Voice notes from others turns them off on your phone at every table. The host of a friends' table can switch voice notes off for the whole table. Voice notes are for players 13 and up, follow your phone's silent switch, and are not kept — unless another player reports one, in which case that note is kept for 30 days so we can review it.

Yes, on iOS 26 or later. Tap your seat — or your name on the Play home — then Use a photo to choose one or take one. It is checked automatically before anyone sees it: no nudity, violence, hate symbols, drugs or rude gestures. Photos are for players 13 and up, and you need an internet connection to add one. Remove photo takes it down at once, and the other players see one of the built-in faces instead. Details in our Privacy Policy.

Tap the shop button at the top of the Play home. Packs change how the game looks — Tables & Tiles, Frames & Emblems and Celebrations, or all three as The Collection, which costs less. They are one-time purchases, and nothing you buy changes the rules or helps you win. Tap Try free for 24 hours to watch a short video and wear a pack for a day first. Premium includes every pack. Bought one on another device? Tap Restore purchases in the shop.

Not yet. Today the game runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 26 or later. The scorekeeper is available on both iOS and Android, and the two stay in step: a Live Share between an iPhone and an Android phone works as it always has.

Finished games are filed in History with a Play badge, right beside the games you scored at a real table; tap one to see its final card again. Walking out of a game mid-hand files nothing. If you close the app during a game against the computer, the next time you open the Play tab it asks whether you want to pick up where you left off. Online tables aren't kept — they live only while the host keeps them open.