Wooden Game "Domino" (Tin Box)

Build chains of chips with your friends and count the points!  Game contents:  • Wooden chips — 28 pcs. (2 x 4 cm)  The game is stored in a tin box (9 x 9 cm).
  How to play?  There are... several ways to conduct the game, but the principle remains unchanged.
For two players, seven chips are dealt, for more players — five each. The remaining wooden domino chips are turned face down and set aside, called the "bazaar".
  The player who has a double 1:1, 6:6, 5:5, and so on starts the game. You can't start with a double 0:0. If no one has a double, the game starts with the chip that has the highest value. The goal of the game is to lay down your chips with the same number. When it's a player's turn and they don't have a suitable chip, they go to the "bazaar" to search for a chip in reserve. If there is no suitable number in reserve, the player skips their turn.
  The game ends when one of the players lays down their last domino chip.
Then the points are counted. Double 0:0 is considered as 10 points (depends on the game). The points of all participants are counted towards the winning player. The game can continue to 200, 300, 500 points, by agreement.
  There is a move called "fish". This is the move of one of the participants placing a chip after which the other players have no suitable combination to lay down. Nothing can be added.
The player who laid the fish becomes the winner.  With this board game, you will distract yourself from your worries and spend a fun time with your family and friends. The game improves arithmetic skills, develops strategic and critical thinking, fine motor skills, logic and attention. Number of players: from 2 to 4