Triple

Three of a kind, standing in a row.

The digit string contains three identical adjacent digits, like 1112, 23888 or 900012. Any position counts, and longer runs (quads) are included by definition.

35,920
Exact matches
1 in 28
Odds
3.59%
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96 EP
Base EP

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There are 35,920 of them, about 3.6% — roughly one hit per 28 rolls, the friendliest member of the repetition family. It’s a local condition: no global structure required, just triplets somewhere.

Watch the hidden channel: every round thousand (trailing 000) and every quad is automatically a triple, so it travels with Round Thousand, Quad and Solid. 1000 is the smallest “free triple” round number.

In dice games like Yahtzee, three matching dice score as “three of a kind” — the entry tier. Same here: the triple is the first rung of structural rarity, modest EP but maximum presence.

Smallest examples

Notable examples

111 The smallest triple — lighting up Solid, Palindrome and Strobogrammatic along the way.
777,000 777 up front, 000 behind: two triples in one number, and the digit sum is exactly 21.

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