About Pyramid Solitaire

Pyramid Solitaire is a quick, addictive patience game built on simple arithmetic. Twenty-eight cards are laid out face up in a pyramid of seven rows. Remove pairs of uncovered cards whose values add up to 13: an Ace (1) with a Queen (12), a 5 with an 8, a 6 with a 7. Kings are worth 13 on their own and leave with a single tap.

A card is free only when nothing covers it from the row below. Turn cards from the deck one at a time and pair the top of the waste pile with the pyramid. The classic game gives you three passes through the deck; the relaxed mode never runs out, and the three-minute rush deals a fresh pyramid every time you clear one. It is great mental arithmetic practice for all ages.

How to play

Tap two free cards that add up to 13 to remove them. J = 11, Q = 12, K = 13, A = 1.
Kings are removed on their own with one tap.
Tap the deck to turn a card; the top waste card can pair with the pyramid.
Clear the whole pyramid to win. Unused passes add a bonus.

About Pyramid Solitaire

Pyramid is a classic patience game that turns the deck into a quick arithmetic challenge: every pair must add up to 13. A full game takes only a few minutes, which makes it perfect for a short break.

Tips to score higher

Clear the bottom rows evenly so more cards become free at once.
Kings go alone, so remove them immediately.
Before drawing from the deck, look for every pair already available.
Remember which cards are left in the deck for your later passes.