How To Play
It’s simple. Shoot, score, trash talk. Repeat.
Ready, set, play!
Ready, set, play!
How to set up your game board
The Triple Threat Basketball Board Game goes with you wherever you are—easy to set up and play anytime, anywhere!
Watch the video to see how to assemble your Triple Threat Game in just a few minutes!
Step #1: Set up side panels
Slide the side panels into the center post on the court and ensure they rest into the cut out area on the corners. You should have two right and two left sides.
Step #2: Install end panels
Install the end panel by sliding it down the track and snapping it into place. Repeat x2. Then, take the magnetic score pegs and place them on zero on both playing sides.
Step #3: Game On
Start shooting hoops and warming up for the game!
Game Rules: Easy Mode
Watch the video to see how to play the game in easy mode!
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First to shoot is determined by either rock, paper, scissors or the first to make a basket.
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To shoot the ball, bounce it only once on the court and aim at the baskets. Avoid bouncing it outside the court.
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After each player takes one shot, both players rebound the ball closest to them.
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After each basket made, the opposing player gets the ball.
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Winner is the first player to score seven baskets or score a basket in all three hoops in a row to achieve the Triple Threat!
Game Rules: Tournament Mode
Watch the video to see how to play Triple Threat in Tournament Mode!
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First to shoot is determined by either rock, paper, scissors or the first to make a basket.
To shoot the ball, bounce it only once on the court and aim at the baskets. Avoid bouncing it outside the court.
The goal is to make a basket on the opposing player’s side.
Whenever your opponent shoots, you can rebound only with your shooting hand. Players can’t rebound until the ball hits the court again.
After reach basket is made, the opposing player gets the ball.
Winner is the first player to score seven baskets or score a basket in all three hoops in a row to achieve the Triple Threat!
House Rules:
Players cannot rebound if the ball lands in the other player’s 3-point line.
In any scenario that players aren’t sure if it’s home or guest ball, play rock, paper, scissors to determine who gets the ball. (e.g. two people grab the ball at the same time.)