A 3rd set of wire pegs fits inside the cast pegs storage tube on Walnut Studiolo's Travel Cribbage Board The wire pegs look distinct from the cast pegs (particularly the red set!) and they are skinny enough to fit inside the same storage tube.

However, what some other customers have done with Walnut Studiolo's Travel Cribbage Board is to order the Travel Cribbage Board with Cast Pegs (which has a larger storage tube), and then add-on an extra set of Wire Cribbage Pegs. From L to R: Players 1 and 2 are playing from the beginning with cast pegs, and player 3 is playing backward from the end with wire pegs. The third set of pegs may have to be MacGyvered to look distinct from the other pegs, such as toothpicks, matchsticks, pushpins, or kindling slivers. Kaylie says that, in the rare event that two players need to share the same hole (say, player 2 and player 3), the 3rd player just hopscotches tracks to player 1's track for that pegging, then goes right back. Player 1 and 2 start in the regular starting holes, Player 3 starts in the finish holes The 3rd player uses a unique set of pegs, starts at the finish hole and ends at the start hole. Here's how: 3-player cribbage on a 2-track boardĬustomer Kaylie shared with us her family secret for using 2 tracks for 3 players: the third player plays the course backwards. But in a pinch, you can make any 2-track cribbage board - like our Travel Cribbage Board - work for 3 or 4 players.

How many people can play on this board? 2?Īlthough the typical cribbage board has 2 tracks, tabletop boards often come with 3 or 4 tracks for playing with 3 or 4 players.

Sharing our customers' best ideas for using 2-track boards to play with 3 or 4 players - perfect for traveling and making new friends!

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