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These videos can be supported with written content in PDF format. These are drafts of a book (which was never published); in its chapter 6, you can reproduce games or have essays and discussions based on written comments. PDF downloads can be found on the SCRIB website or 4SHARDED.com https://www.4shared.com/s/f80MhcUZ2fa Note: Instructions on reproducing games are in chapter 5, which can also be downloaded from the websites mentioned above. United States Domino Open - Florida 2006 ESPN commentator Carlos Lima, accompanied by commentator Astolfo Correa, with great players, including the multi-champion domino player Joaquin Martinez from the Dominican Republic, the current President of the International Domino Federation (FID) Lucas Guittard, among others from various nations. Depicting the international championship televised by ESPN in 2006. Competition by counting points on the tiles requires some care, which is foreseen in its rules drawn up by the management, and disclosed in advance, so that all players can be aware, making better use of their games according to the rules. Scoring Method: By points – Total number of points of the tiles not played in the game, awarded to the winning pair. USA DOMINO FEDERATION OPEN Tournament Location: Kissimmee, Florida - Walt Disney World Resort Occurrence: 2006 Broadcasts: by ESPN International following the end of the tournament in 2006 Tournament Type: Teams (Partnership) in the double 6 modality (dominoes up to the number 6) Open with entries from players from various countries around the world with highlights including: Cuba, Mexico, United States, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Jamaica, Spain, Azerbaijan, Russia. Competition Type: Valid by points total . Scoring System: The winning player accumulates the points from the unplayed stones (including those of their partner), which will be added to their team's score. In case of a "Close," the team with the lowest total points on their stones wins and receives the sum of their points plus the points of their opponents in favor of their team. The basic rules have been maintained (See appendix), with a difference in penalties due to it being a points-based competition: 25 points for some minor irregularities such as: Comments during the game, playing before the time limit, etc. 75 points for passing with a (playable) stone in hand. 300 points (total points) for intentionally passing to prevent the opponent from closing. Elimination phase with a limit of 40 minutes or 200 points (whichever condition is reached first). Final Stages extended to 60 minutes or 300 points (whichever condition is reached first) Preliminary Stage in Swiss System of 5 distinct rounds between approximately 200 teams Classification of the 4 best pairs with the tie-breaking criteria: Score Point differential between their matches Top 4 Qualified for the Semifinals: 1- Roberto Peralta and Daniel Diaz 5 points and a point differential of 793 points 2- Edwin Jackson and E. Mullings 5 ​​points and a point differential of 572 points 3- Joaquim Martinez and Manuel Tejeda 5 points and a point differential of 477 points 4- Lucas Guittard and Edgar Wong 5 points and a point differential of 377 points Semifinal Phase with the 4 best-ranked teams in the Swiss system Semifinal 1 Roberto Peralta and Daniel Diaz 315 x 156 Lucas Guittard and Edgar Wong Semifinal 2 Edwin Jackson and E. Mullings 106 x 328 Joaquim Martinez and Manuel Tejeda Final Phase with the 2 winning teams representing the Dominican Republic Roberto Peralta and Daniel Diaz 151 x 341 Joaquim Martinez and Manuel Tejeda