I love Shockwave and I really love their jigsaws. They have many kinds of games there, some are pay to play, which I don't do either, but find lots to do for free.

I rarely replay the same game unless I made a stupid mistake. I only consider it winning if I get all 8 trains completed. I do that about 80-90% of the time. I don't get many yard jams; I'm almost always able to finish at least one or two of the trains. I finally broke down and paid so I can play the Train game whenever I want. Now that's dedication! Is there a 12-step program for the Train Game? I'm hopelessly addicted.

Yes we always have lots of fun playing it too Glenda. Patti, I wish I could teach you how, I learn better by just playing too. It is fairly easy once you catch on. We have played with up to at least 8 players before. We have a set of double 12's and also a set of double 15's (witch I don't care to use, too many numbers to add). If we do a tournament we were thinking that we would have several tables with a set of dominoes at each table and we would somehow rotate after each round. We just aren't sure how it would work. I thought maybe some one here might have done it before.

annz3, you live in the Ithaca area? (I'd subconsciously noted your mentioning that but forgot to comment). I have a kid who decided to spend undergrad years there. He had a fabulous experience - are you or a family member involved with one of the two colleges in town? We loved going to visit and enjoyed both the town and the surrounding area. Though you'll understand, this thin blooded Californian restricted visits to fall and spring. It's a beautiful area and there seemed to be lots to do.