Random Domino Generator
1-7 tiles from the 28-tile boneyard
Drawn locally in your browser with the Web Crypto API. Tiles are drawn without replacement from the standard 28-tile double-six set, so no tile appears twice in one hand. Doubles such as [3|3] are included.
A real boneyard draw, with pip totals
Choose how many dominoes to draw, then pull a hand from the complete double-six set of 28 tiles. Each tile shows as [a|b] with its pip total (for example [6|4] = 10), the seven doubles like [3|3] are included, and the hand's total pip count is added up for you.
Use cases
- Deal starting hands for a game night without a physical set
- Run classroom probability lessons on the double-six set
- Settle turn order by comparing hand pip totals
- Practice domino values and counting on the go
Fair random selection
Each hand is drawn with browser randomness using a partial Fisher–Yates shuffle over the 28-tile double-six boneyard. Rangdom uses the Web Crypto API for random generation, and tiles are drawn without replacement so no tile ever appears twice in a single hand.
When to use it
Use this generator whenever you need a fair domino draw — starting hands for game nights, probability demonstrations in the classroom, or a quick way to settle who goes first.