Domino Tile Vertical-00-02 Symbol
🁥 is the DOMINO TILE VERTICAL-00-02 symbol, useful for game tiles, icons, and visual notation.
U+1F065
🁥 represents a specific domino tile: vertical orientation with 00–02. It’s commonly used wherever you need a clear, recognizable game-tile icon. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode/code-point forms in web and app content.
Domino Tile Vertical-00-02 Symbol Meaning
🁥 is a Unicode domino tile symbol named “DOMINO TILE VERTICAL-00-02” (U+1F065). The “vertical” and “00–02” details indicate the tile’s pip values and layout, making it appropriate for representing a particular domino piece rather than a generic domino emoji. In practice, it helps convey game state in text-based UIs, display rules or examples in guides, and label tiles in casual messaging or design mockups. As with many symbol emojis, its exact appearance can vary slightly by platform font support, but the character remains the same.
Common uses
- •Building a text-based game interface that shows specific domino tiles
- •Labeling domino pieces in teaching materials, rulebooks, or tutorials
- •Designing board/card UI mockups with consistent tile icons
- •Creating social posts or chat messages about a particular domino draw
- •Annotating examples in software documentation for game logic or notation
Examples
🁥 Domino Tile Vertical 00-02
- 🁥Draw: 🁥 (vertical 00–02).
- 🁥Current tile set: 🁥, 🁪, 🁫.
- 🁥Place 🁥 on the board to match the 0/2 ends.
- 🁥In this example, the player receives 🁥.
- 🁥Game UI icon for the tile: 🁥.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F065 | |
| HTML Entity | 🁥 | |
| HTML Code | 🁥 | |
| CSS | \1F065 |
FAQ
What does 🁥 stand for?
🁥 is the Unicode character “DOMINO TILE VERTICAL-00-02,” representing a vertical domino tile with pip values 00–02.
What is the Unicode code point for 🁥?
The Unicode code point for 🁥 is U+1F065.
How can I copy 🁥 into HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 🁥.
Will 🁥 look the same on every device?
The underlying character is the same, but the visual appearance can vary depending on the platform’s font and emoji/symbol support.