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Playing as Jolly Badger #6124 · Guest
The originals.
The original 3×3 — first to three in a row wins.
Nine boards in one — win a sub-board to claim its square on the big board.
Same boards, flipped rules or a bit of chaos.
The original 3×3, flipped — get three in a row and you lose.
Super TTT's nested boards, flipped — completing a line loses that board (and can lose you the game).
Classic TTT with random power-ups — swap a mark, block a cell, or grab an extra move.
Super TTT's nested boards, with the same random power-ups in play.
A chess clock per player.
The original 3×3 with a 3-minute chess clock per player — run out of time and you forfeit.
Super TTT's nested boards with a 5-minute chess clock per player.
More cells, more room to think.
A bigger board — four in a row to win.
An even bigger board — five in a row to win.
Start a Classic game above, then copy that game's link to invite a friend straight into it.
Search for a friend and send them a direct Classic invite.
Pass the phone between turns — no second player needed.