Domino World Records  

Doug McManaman balanced 13 dominoes on a 16-inch tent peg on his chin while sitting.

Doug McManaman balanced 12 dominoes on a 16-inch tent peg on his chin for one minute, 13.66 seconds while sitting.

Mark Evans stacked a tower of 46 dominoes on a domino held between his teeth.

Pavol Durdik put 20 dominoes on the palm of his hand in 4.75 seconds.

Pavol Durdik put 28 dominoes on the palm of his hand in 10 seconds.

City of Champion's Executive Mayor Danny Jordaan led 199 people to form a hand clap chain. The record was held at Dan Queue Stadium in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa.

Using tremendous focus and a steady hand, master stacker Sam Jaffe built a world record 133-inch domino tower. On October 7, 2008, Jaffe began to lay the base layers of a domino skyscraper at his home in San Diego, California. Hundreds of dominoes, two ladders, and four days later, he’d created an architectural marvel.

Pavol D. stood up and knocked down a domino 26 times in 30 seconds using one hand.

Xavier C. made a domino chain using 262 LEGO minifigures and successfully toppled it.

Record Setter performed a pistol squat on top of a column of 13 dominoes.

Tai Star placed 18 dominoes on the edge of a nail file held in his hand.

Viktor O. stacked a tower of 23 dominoes on a stapler in 20 seconds.

Mike Shea and the staff of Alternative Press Magazine created a domino chain using 76 Paramore magazines and successfully toppled the entire chain. They set the record as part of the kickoff for Paramore's "Ain't It Fun" music video. NOTE: To challenge this record, you must follow all rules below.

Viktor O. stacked 33 dice on top of a domino piece balanced on a rook chess piece.

Doug McManaman started a domino effect using VHS cases and made a hole-in-one with a golf ball through a double-curved pipe using a .22-caliber rifle from 60 yards away. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

William Jewell College built a domino chain using 2,410 books and successfully made the entire chain topple.