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A block happens when no player can match the open pip ends on the table. The round ends and the player holding the lowest total pip count on remaining tiles wins that hand.

A pip is each dot on a domino tile. In Gaple, matching pip values on open ends is the core mechanic — higher pip totals left in hand count against you when a round ends.

A double tile has the same pip value on both ends, such as 6-6 or 3-3. Doubles can only be matched by a tile sharing that pip number on one of its two ends.

The countdown timer is a fixed seconds window shown on screen. Each player must place a tile or pass before it expires. Running out of time triggers an automatic pass for that turn.

A pass occurs when a player holds no tile that matches either open end on the table. The dealer acknowledges the pass and play moves to the next seat immediately.

RTP stands for Return to Player — the theoretical percentage of stakes returned over many rounds. In Gaple Live Arena, RTP details are shown only where the provider explicitly publishes that figure in the game interface.