I really enjoy this game company “Skillz” it’s not like the others, I’ve played at least 12 different BINGO games or more, and this one is down far the most honest, but just remember, you’re gambling and it’s not always by skill, but luck, yes you can use your skills as well, but you never know who your playing. They match you up with others that are skilled the same as you, sometimes it feels like some are better skilled, but I may be having an off day too!! I play about 6 different games of theirs, but there’s many more to choose from, it keeps you from getting bored with the same game. You can learn some new games too, it’s nice that they have practice ones that you don’t pay for, but you need tickets for it, you’ll get those when you play a few games and I’m sure they give you some to start with. GOOD LUCK and only bet what you can afford to lose, but you never know, you may come out the winner!!

This app will constantly crash over and over and you will lose you entry fee. They will not refund you when this happens. What makes this worse is you need to win at least 60% of your matches just to break even. I win about 70% of my matches ( which should be a profit) and completely fail to make that profit due to lost entry fees in crashes. The only person making a profit is the site itself because they make 16.5% each time a game is played. So if you want to fatten their pocket be my guess other wise play a free app because you won’t win any money constantly ALL DUE TO POOR design, crashes, and bugs. Here’s the message you can expect to receive when you report a crash:As we have explained, your rate of crashed match refunds exceeds our system norms by a significant margin. We are unable to offer refunds for any crashed matches until your crash rate is in line with the system average, at which point we will be able to offer refunds for crashes that occur after the rate has improved. Until such time as your refund rate improves, remember that you are playing at your own risk, and any matches played during this time will not be refundable, even if you become eligible for refunds in the future.I received this message after my 5th reported crash...If you play this game consistently you will experience at least 5 crashes per day in live money games...Trust the 1 star reviews there are all facts!!

I stumbled upon this domino app because apparently, I needed yet another reason to stare at my screen and question humanity. But hey, this one’s actually worth it.This app is a digital paradise for anyone who’s ever thought, You know what’s missing from my life? The satisfying clack of domino tiles—without the risk of actually cleaning up a table full of them. It’s sleek, user-friendly, and most importantly, it doesn’t try to sell you a subscription plan.The gameplay? Smooth as a politician dodging a direct question. The graphics? Crisp enough to make you forget you’re not playing in some smoky, high-stakes basement. And the multiplayer mode? That’s where the magic happens. Whether you’re taking on your college buddy or some rando from Belize with a suspiciously good win record, the thrill of outwitting someone with a double-six never gets old.Now, there’s a chat feature, and yes, you will be tempted to type something snarky when you lose—because it will happen. But remember, this is dominoes, not Twitter. Keep it classy, people.My only gripe? Hard to win money. So, if you’re tired of Candy Crush or pretending to work on that screenplay, give this app a shot. It’s fun, addictive, and honestly, a reminder that even in the digital age, the simple pleasures still hold up. Now, if only we could get Congress to play dominoes instead of shutting down the government… but that’s another rant.Bottom line: Download it. You’ll thank me later. Or curse me when you miss your next Zoom meeting. Either way, you’re welcome.

I typically don’t write reviews for apps. I delete the app and move on. But the money aspect, awkward scoring, and boneyard play of this game leads to this review.Game play is not against “live” opponents in real time. Allegedly, you are matched against a live opponent but you each play against the computer Bot. The Bots have different skill levels and the player that beats the Bot by the most points wins. There is no way of knowing what your opponent is doing or how you are scoring in relation to your opponent? It’s not clear if you are playing the same computer bot as your opponent as well. Once the game ends, the computer determines the winner in the head to head match up based on points, speed of game, and margin of victory versus the Bot. This leaves a lot of room for manipulation of the score and there seems to be an exaggerated number of 1 point victories and loses.I have played computer dominoes for 20 years and this is one of the worst set ups I have seen. The bone yard is one domino stacked on another and you don’t get to choose like other games. You get the top of the stack which seems a bit shady. On multiple occasions I was destroying an “expert” bot and the bone yard become the place the computer makes up points. Not enough to win, just enough so you can’t beat your “live” opponent. Example, You can win 10 games in a row vs the bot, but end up losing all 10 games to the opponent. I deleted and moved on.