How to Play Triple Threes!

Learn the official rules, scoring, Special Cards, and player setup for Triple Threes!

Easy to Learn. Fun to Master.

Triple Threes! began on a Christmas evening around a family table. Our love for card games collided with a conversation about probability and risk, sparking an idea. We set out to create a game that rewarded strategy, smart set-building, and calculated risk, while unexpected twists could strengthen or jeopardize any hand.

The result was Triple Threes!, a fast-paced family card game built to bring strategy, surprise, and friendly competition to game night.

The Objective

The objective is simple.

Build three color sets of three cards each and yell out "Triple Threes!" to claim victory.

Build 3 sets of 3

Build three sets of three cards, with each set made up of a different color. Draw and discard as you work toward completing your three sets. Be the first to complete all three and yell “Triple Threes!” to win the round.

Play with Special Cards

Special Cards can make or break anyone’s hand, even yours. They are never dealt or held in your hand. Instead, Special Cards are shuffled into the draw pile and must be played immediately when drawn. Swap, Trade, and Show can disrupt an opponent’s strategy, change your own hand, or completely turn the game around.

Play Tournament Style

Want to keep the competition going? Score each round based on the sets you complete and keep playing. The first player to reach 100 points wins the game.

Add A Deck. Add More Fun!

Playing with a bigger group? Triple Threes! scales easily. Use one deck for 2–4 players, two decks for 5–8 players, and three decks for 9–12 players.

Prefer to watch? See Triple Threes! in action and learn how to play, from building your sets to navigating Special Cards and scoring your way to 100 points.

Frequently asked questions

What ages is Triple Threes! for?

Triple Threes! is designed for ages 8 and up. The rules are easy to learn, while the strategy and unpredictable gameplay keep it engaging for adults too.

What is the objective of Triple Threes!?

Be the first player to make three sets of three cards, with each set made up of a different color. Once you complete all three sets, yell “Triple Threes!” to win the round.

How many people can play Triple Threes!?

Triple Threes! is designed for 2–4 players with one deck. For larger groups, use two decks for 5–8 players or three decks for 9–12 players.

How do Special Cards work in Triple Threes!?

Special Cards are never dealt or held in a player’s hand. They are shuffled into the draw pile and must be played immediately when drawn. Swap, Trade, and Show can change anyone’s hand, including the player who drew the Special Card.

How do you win a game of Triple Threes!?

Players score points over multiple rounds. The first player to reach 100 points wins the game.

How long does a game of Triple Threes! take?

A typical game takes about 15 minutes, making it easy to play a quick game or several rounds in one sitting.

Is Triple Threes! easy to take on the go?

Yes. Triple Threes! is compact and easy to take anywhere, making it a great card game for travel, vacations, camping, road trips, or simply bringing along to a friend’s house. All you need is the deck and a place to play, so game night can happen almost anywhere.

What comes in a Triple Threes! deck?

Each Triple Threes! deck includes 60 cards: 52 numbered color cards across 13 colors, 2 Wild Cards, and 6 Special Cards featuring Swap, Trade, and Show. It also includes a dry-erase scorecard and instruction cards, giving you everything you need to start playing right out of the box.

Is Triple Threes! a strategy or luck based game?

Triple Threes! combines both strategy and unpredictability. Players make decisions about which colors to build, what to draw and discard, and how to read their opponents. But Special Cards can change the game in an instant, creating unexpected twists that can help or hurt anyone.

Triple Threes!

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