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🁊 U+1F04A, 🁊 DOMINO TILE HORIZONTAL-03-04 ← 🁉 [U+1F049] Domino Tiles 🁋 → [U+1F04B]

🁼 U+1F07C, 🁼 DOMINO TILE VERTICAL-03-04 ← 🁻 [U+1F07B] Domino Tiles 🁽 → [U+1F07D]

🁐 U+1F050, 🁐 DOMINO TILE HORIZONTAL-04-03 ← 🁏 [U+1F04F] Domino Tiles 🁑 → [U+1F051]

🂂 U+1F082, 🂂 DOMINO TILE VERTICAL-04-03 ← 🂁 [U+1F081] Domino Tiles 🂃 → [U+1F083]

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1. A domino tile, the 3-4.
   • 2016, Miguel Lugo, Competitive Dominoes: How to Play Like a Champion - Second Edition (in English), Dog Ear Publishing, →ISBN, page 4:

     For example, these tiles comprise the suit of 4s:
     🁿 🂀 🂁 🂂 🂃 🂄 🂅

   • 2016, Miguel Lugo, Competitive Dominoes: How to Play Like a Champion - Second Edition (in English), Dog Ear Publishing, →ISBN, page 5:

     In case of a tie, the domino with the highest single number decides the lead player; for example, a 🁖 beats the 🁐.

See also

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0	🀱 🁣	🀲 🁤	🀳 🁥	🀴 🁦	🀵 🁧	🀶 🁨	🀷 🁩	🀰 🁢
1	🀸 🁪	🀹 🁫	🀺 🁬	🀻 🁭	🀼 🁮	🀽 🁯	🀾 🁰
2	🀿 🁱	🁀 🁲	🁁 🁳	🁂 🁴	🁃 🁵	🁄 🁶	🁅 🁷
3	🁆 🁸	🁇 🁹	🁈 🁺	🁉 🁻	🁊 🁼	🁋 🁽	🁌 🁾
4	🁍 🁿	🁎 🂀	🁏 🂁	🁐 🂂	🁑 🂃	🁒 🂄	🁓 🂅
5	🁔 🂆	🁕 🂇	🁖 🂈	🁗 🂉	🁘 🂊	🁙 🂋	🁚 🂌
6	🁛 🂍	🁜 🂎	🁝 🂏	🁞 🂐	🁟 🂑	🁠 🂒	🁡 🂓