Try to hold tiles with as many different numbers as possible. This keeps you flexible as the game progresses and the board changes.
Pay attention to which numbers your opponent might be missing, and play tiles that restrict their possible moves.
Use tiles with rare numbers (e.g., very high or very low values) early in the game, before the board becomes too restricted and you can’t play them anymore.
Consider what options you’ll have after your current move. A good domino player doesn’t just focus on the current turn but plans several steps ahead.
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