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 when the game turns back to the original player they may take the remaining tiles on the table as points and play another hand.
+-- update --
+as a 2-player demo variant of the game, use a double 6 domino set.
+setup 2 rows of 7 tiles each.
+before the game starts you may flip either or both of the rows if the tiles are more favorable.
+the game runs as a regular shedding game, 2 beats 1, 1 + 1 beats 5. 3 + 4 beats 3 + 3 and so on.
+if you can't beat, or don't want to beat, the tiles on the table. you can pay one of the edge tiles of either of your two rows, as a reward tile to the opponent and take one of the tiles on the table to put together with your own.
+if the opponent doesn't beat what you laid on the table, you get to take one tile from the table into your point stack and the new set is up for them to beat.
+once one player has shed all tiles, the one with remaining tiles get the remaining tiles as minus points and the other tiles are counted. whoever had the most won tiles win.