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Pyramid Solitaire
Clear the pyramid by pairing exposed cards that add to 13. Kings come out alone. Draw from the stock when you need another card, then recycle the waste within the redeal rule you choose.
Use each exposed pair once it totals 13; a king can be removed alone. Choose how many times the waste may return to the stock. A new deal is shuffled locally and may not be solvable.
Stock
Waste pile
Pyramid board
How do you play Pyramid Solitaire?
Remove exposed pairs whose ranks total 13: an ace pairs with a queen, a 2 with a jack, a 3 with a 10, and so on. A king is worth 13 and is removed by itself. A card is exposed only when both cards directly below it have been removed.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play Pyramid Solitaire?
Remove exposed pairs whose ranks total 13: an ace pairs with a queen, a 2 with a jack, a 3 with a 10, and so on. A king is worth 13 and is removed by itself. A card is exposed only when both cards directly below it have been removed.
Is Pyramid Solitaire free and private?
Yes. The game runs in this browser without an account, upload or network request. Your moves are not saved after you leave or reload the page.
Which Pyramid Solitaire card pairs add up to 13?
An ace pairs with a queen, a 2 with a jack, a 3 with a 10, a 4 with a 9, a 5 with an 8, and a 6 with a 7. A king equals 13 and is removed by itself.
Can a covered card be used in Pyramid Solitaire?
No. A pyramid card is available only after both cards directly below it have been removed. The top card of the waste pile can also pair with one exposed pyramid card.