Practice Naked Triple Sudoku Technique
Ready to put the naked triple technique into action? This page is designed for you to practice and master naked triples with real Sudoku puzzles.
Quick Reminder: What is a Naked Triple?
A naked triple occurs when three cells in a row, column, or box contain only the same three candidates (in any combination). When you spot a naked triple, you can eliminate those three candidates from all other cells in that house.
Want a full step-by-step guide? Read the Naked Triple Technique article
How to Practice
- Scan each row, column, and box for three cells that contain only the same three candidates (in any combination).
- Eliminate those three candidates from all other cells in that house.
- Use these eliminations to unlock more singles and progress in the puzzle.
Start Practicing
Try the puzzles below and focus on finding and applying naked triples. The more you practice, the easier it will be to spot this advanced technique in any Sudoku!
Now that you know how to apply this strategy, see if you can find it on one of our Sudoku puzzles!