To beat this triple, the opposing player has to put out three cards of the same rank higher rank, for instance, 6 of spades, 6 of hearts and 6 of diamonds. So, a 5 of Spades, a 5 of hearts and 5 of clubs is an examples of a triple.

A triple is three cards cards with same rank and different suits.

To defeat a double, the opposing player needs a pair of cards with a higher rank, for instance, a queen of hearts and queen of diamonds.

For instance a 5 of spades and 5 of hearts are a pair. A pair or double is a combination of two cards with the same number but different suits. The object of the game is to get rid of your hand as quickly as possible, and card combinations help you do that since you can put down more than one card at a time.

So, depending on the rules, it is okay to look at other player’s card or play out of turn if you can get away with it.

Some play with rules that would normally be considered cheating.

Note this is also how the game derives its name.

This game is best played with four players as each player gets 13 cards, which evenly divides a standard deck.

A king of clubs beats an 8 of hearts because even though the hearts suit is higher than the clubs, the king is higher than an 8.

The object is to play a card that beats the previous card on the table until you get rid of all of your cards.

For instance, the 9 of spades is higher than the 8 of hearts.

This also runs the works across all the suits.

The 3 of spades is the lowest card in this game.

For instance, a 2 of hearts beats a 2 of diamonds.

The strongest suit is hearts followed by diamonds, clubs, and spades, but this rule only works when playing the same card.

In this version, the rules are as follows: A lot of people play with slightly different rules in different geographical areas or cultures, and it's best to be clear about what you can and cannot do before the game begins to avoid confusion or frustration during the game.

Tichu rules on triples