Triominos

Triangular Domino variant — each tile has three numbered corners, matched to adjacent tiles along their edges.

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What is Triominos?

Triominos is a Domino variant played with 56 triangular tiles, each with a numbered corner (0–5) at each vertex. Players draw tiles into their rack and take turns adding a tile so that its two matching corners line up with adjacent tiles on the table. Points are scored by summing the three corners of the played tile, with bonuses for closing hexagons, bridges and other patterns. Published in 1965 by Pressman Toy.

Quick facts

Category

Tile Games

Type

Individual

Players

2–4

Where played

indoor

Country of origin

🇺🇸 United States

Estimated origin

1965, Allan Cowan (Pressman Toy)

Olympic

No

Popularity

regional

Sources & provenance

Last verified 2026-08-24.verified