Classic Draw is Block with one addition: a boneyard you must draw from before you are allowed to pass. That single change makes hands longer and rewards planning over luck.
Use a double-six set. Two players take seven tiles each; three or four players take five each. Every tile left over forms the boneyard, face down, and stays in play as a reserve.
Play begins with the highest double and proceeds as in Block: add one tile per turn to either open end, matching the number showing there.
When you cannot match, you draw. Keep drawing until you find a playable tile, or until only two tiles remain in the boneyard. Those last two are never drawn, so if you still cannot play, you pass.
The player who places their last tile wins the hand and scores the total pips remaining in the opponents' hands.
If every player is blocked and the boneyard is down to its final two tiles, the hand ends there. The lowest pip count wins and scores the pips the others still hold.
Play to 100 or 250 points, agreed before you start. Because the boneyard keeps hands alive, blocked endings are far rarer here than in Block, and tracking which numbers have been drawn out is the main skill.
For the scoring variants built on this frame, see All Fives and All Threes.
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