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Mexican Train is a domino game for 2–8 players, usually played with a double-12 set. Each player draws a hand of dominoes, and a starting double is placed in the center. Players take turns building their own train by matching the numbers on the dominoes. There is also a shared Mexican Train that anyone can play on. If you cannot play on your own train or the Mexican Train, you usually draw a domino; if you still cannot play, you mark your train as open, allowing other players to use it. Doubles must be completed according to the game's rules before normal play continues. The round ends when someone plays all their dominoes, and everyone counts the dots left in their hand as points. After all rounds, the player with the lowest total score wins!
Mexican Train is a domino game for 2–8 players, usually played with a double-12 set. Each player draws a hand of dominoes, and a starting double is placed in the center. Players take turns building their own train by matching the numbers on the dominoes. There is also a shared Mexican Train that anyone can play on. If you cannot play on your own train or the Mexican Train, you usually draw a domino; if you still cannot play, you mark your train as open, allowing other players to use it. Doubles must be completed according to the game's rules before normal play continues. The round ends when someone plays all their dominoes, and everyone counts the dots left in their hand as points. After all rounds, the player with the lowest total score wins!