Triset is a fast, skill-forward card duel on Zeroplay. Every match is a race to build three sets, arrange them smartly, and outthink your opponent. It is simple to learn, deep to master, and backed by transparent systems so you can verify what happened in every game.

What is Triset

• Two players face off with their own 10-card hands.
• Each player builds three sets of 3 cards and discards 1 card.
• You then order your three sets as Set 1, Set 2, Set 3.
• Your Set 1 competes with their Set 1, Set 2 vs Set 2, Set 3 vs Set 3.
• Win 2 out of 3 to take the pot.

The tension comes from two decisions:

• Which sets you build from your 10 cards.
• How you order those sets against what you think your opponent will do.

How to play

1. Receive cards
   You receive 10 random cards. Only you can see them.

2. Build sets
   Create three 3-card sets. You will use 9 cards total and discard 1.

3. Arrange order
   Place your sets into positions: Set 1, Set 2, Set 3. Order matters because each position fights the opponent’s same position.

4. Lock your choices
   Locking confirms your sets and their order. After lock, no edits are possible.

5. Reveal and settle
   Both players reveal, sets are compared, and the winner is decided. Win 2 of the 3 set matchups to win the match. Ties can split a set, and rare full ties can split the pot.

Controls:

• Desktop: drag cards to rearrange easily.
• Phone or tablet: long-press and move cards to reorder.

Set rankings

From strongest to weakest:

1. Trial
   Three of a kind. Example: A A A.

2. Pure Sequence
   Three consecutive cards of the same suit. Example: J Q K of spades.

3. Sequence
   Three consecutive cards, suits can differ.

4. Color
   Three cards of the same suit, not in sequence.

5. Pair
   Two cards of the same rank plus any third card.

6. High Card
   None of the above. Highest card wins within this category.

Note: If both sets are the same category, tie-breakers follow standard comparisons within that category. For example, higher ranks inside Trial or highest top card inside High Card.

Why Triset is exciting

• Quick games, real decisions
  Each match takes about a minute, but you make meaningful choices at every step.

• Mind games and prediction
  Ordering your sets is a strategic puzzle. Do you lead strong to grab momentum or hide your best set in the middle to counter their plan

• Skill over luck
  Random hands keep things fresh, but smart set building and ordering moves the needle. Good players win more over time.

• Clean experience
  Modern, fast UI. Drag on desktop and long-press on mobile. Clear states for arranging, locking, and revealing.

Fairness and transparency

Zeroplay is built to remove doubt.

• Commit and lock
  You lock your sets and order before any reveal. No one can change after lock.

• Private during play
  Only you can see your cards until both players lock.

• Verifiable outcome
  The final game record, along with the important data to prove the sequence, is anchored so anyone can verify the flow later.

• No secret switches
  Results are determined from the locked inputs. If there is ever a question, the record shows the truth.

You do not have to trust a black box. You can check the receipts.

Strategy guide

• Balance beats extremes
  Three medium-strong sets often outperforms one very strong set and two weak sets. You want to cover two positions reliably.

• Ordering is a mind game
  If you think they will put their strongest set first, you can sacrifice your weak set in Set 1 and secure Sets 2 and 3. If you think they hide power in Set 2, adjust accordingly.

• Discard with purpose
  Remove cards that do not unlock better sets. Do not cling to a pretty card if it blocks two strong sets.

• Think in ranges
  Given your hand, what are the top two set categories you can achieve consistently Do not chase a miracle Trial if it destroys your overall balance.

• Do not telegraph
  Fast locks on obvious orders can give patterns. Mix your approaches so you are hard to read over multiple games.

Example flow

• Your hand allows: one strong Sequence, one medium Color, and one weak Pair.
• Opponent tends to lead strong.
• Plan: put your weak Pair in Set 1, your strong Sequence in Set 2, and your medium Color in Set 3.
• Outcome aim: likely lose Set 1, win Sets 2 and 3 for a 2 to 1 match victory.

FAQ

How long does a match take

• About a minute once you get used to arranging sets.

Can the platform see my cards

• No. Cards stay private to you during play. Only after both players lock do reveals happen, and the important proof is anchored for verification.

What happens on a tie

• A set can tie based on exact comparisons. The match is decided by who reaches 2 set wins. Rare full ties can split the pot.

What devices are supported

• Desktop, tablets, and phones. Drag on desktop. Long-press on touch devices.

Final thoughts

Triset hits the sweet spot: simple rules, fast rounds, real strategy, and provable fairness. You get the thrill of a tight duel without the doubt. Build better sets, order them smarter, and claim the win with confidence.

Ready to try it Visit the app, queue for a match, and feel the rush when your sets flip exactly as planned.