Domino Coin is the virtual in-game coin of tamashebi.cc. It is used at coin tables and in some tournaments to give a match a little more edge — who got the better of whom. What matters most is what it cannot do: Domino Coin cannot be bought, cannot be exchanged for money, cannot be sent to another player and means nothing outside the site. Below is exactly where coins come from, where they go, how a coin match works and why this is a game rather than gambling.
What Domino Coin is
A coin is like a score — not for one match but for the whole account. It is a whole number: there is no such thing as half a coin. Your wallet shows three figures: the balance; the held amount — coins set aside for a match or tournament in progress; and the available amount, what you can actually use. Beside them is the transaction history: every change is written as its own row with a reason and the balance after it, so you can always see where each coin came from and where it went. Guests have no wallet: coins are only kept on a permanent account.
How it works
Coins come only from playing and activity on the site. These are all the sources in the code:
- The starting bonus — a permanent account gets it once, when it is created or when a guest turns their account into a permanent one. Signing in again or opening a new tab never pays it twice.
- Winning a coin match — the winner receives the coins both players put in.
- Earn coins — a small game with domino tiles: a target tile is shown with seven face-down tiles; you pick one. If its total is higher, you get coins; if equal, fewer; if lower, nothing. You never lose coins here. Attempts per day are limited with a pause between them, and a player who has run out gets a backup try.
- Daily challenges — three tasks a day; the reward arrives as soon as the match that completed one is recorded.
- Achievements — rewards for certain results in play.
- Invitation bonus — paid when an invited friend finishes several real matches; just creating accounts pays nothing.
- Tournament prizes — some tournaments have a coin prize pool.
- A promotional bonus or an adjustment by the site’s administration — rarely, and it too shows as its own row in the history.
Daily challenges and achievements are tied to real play: opening a page or pressing a button does not complete them. The invitation bonus is only paid once the invited player has finished matches against real opponents. So your coins always reflect how much, and how, you play.
Coins are spent in only two places: in a coin match, if you lose, and on the entry fee of some tournaments. There is no other way to spend coins — or to get them: the site has no function that changes your coin total because you asked it to.
An Earn coins example: the target tile is 4-3, total 7. You pick one of seven face-down tiles. If it turns out to be 6-2 (8), you get coins; 5-2 (7, equal) pays fewer; 1-0 (1) pays nothing this time, but your balance does not go down. The tiles are drawn on the server and their faces are only shown after you choose.
Free tables vs coin tables
Any domino match can be played free, without coins — same rules, same opponents. A coin table is optional; it appears when creating a table only for players with accounts, and only while the feature is switched on. You choose the amount from fixed values the site allows.
- Nino creates a coin table for 100 coins. The site checks that she has 100 available.
- Dato sits down. He is checked too — without enough coins he could not have taken the seat.
- When the match starts, 100 coins are held from each of them: they stay in the balance but move to "held" and cannot be used for another match.
- Nino wins. The whole prize pot — 200 — goes to her: Nino ends +100, Dato −100. The site takes no commission: what one loses, the other wins.
- If the match never started — say the table broke up — the held coins return to both. If a match ends in a way that cannot fairly be awarded to anyone, the coins go back as well.
You cannot play the bot for coins — the bot has no wallet. As for tournaments, some have an entry fee and a coin prize pool, while others are free and the reward is only a badge and a title.
Why you can trust the balance
The balance follows from the transaction history: every movement is written as its own row with the balance before and after. Each operation carries its own unique key, so a match that "ends" again after a reconnect or a server restart is not paid twice, and a tournament prize is credited only once. A balance cannot go below zero: before you sit at a coin table, the server checks that you have enough.
Why it cannot be exchanged for money
Because this is a game, not gambling. The site’s terms say so directly: Domino Coin is not money, not an investment and not a cryptocurrency; it cannot be exchanged for money, withdrawn or sold, and no such option is planned. The code agrees: the site has no payments, no top-up, no way to buy coins, no withdrawal and no transfer from one player to another. Coins come in only through play and go out only through play.
- Buying coins is impossible — there is neither a price nor a payment form anywhere on the site.
- Exchanging coins for money or withdrawing them is impossible.
- Giving coins to someone else is impossible, other than through the result of a match.
- If anyone offers to buy or sell coins in the name of tamashebi.cc, it is a scam and does not come from us.
- Agreeing results in advance and using several accounts for an advantage are against the rules and grounds for blocking an account.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I buy Domino Coin?
- No. The site has no payments, no top-up and no coin packs. Coins come only from playing, challenges, achievements and tournaments.
- Can coins be exchanged for money?
- No, and it is not planned. Domino Coin means nothing outside the site and cannot be withdrawn or sold.
- What do I do if I run out of coins?
- You can keep playing free tables with no coins at all. To top your coins back up, use Earn coins — you cannot lose any there — or complete the daily challenges.
- Do I have coins when playing as a guest?
- No. Guests have no wallet. When you turn a guest account into a permanent one, you get the starting bonus, just like a new account.
Domino on tamashebi.cc is free to play. Coin tables use only Domino Coin, a virtual in-game coin: it is not money, cannot be bought, cannot be exchanged for money and means nothing outside the site.
The games on Tamashebi.cc are played in a Georgian-language interface. They are free and use a virtual coin, never real money.