Pyramid solitaire with unlimited deals
Dismantle the pyramid by pairing exposed cards that add up to thirteen. Tap two cards to pair them; tap a king twice to send it off alone.
This game starts a fresh deal after a reload. Use the deal number to replay the same layout.
Keyboard: Tab to a card or pile, then press Enter or Space to select it or make the move.
The played, win rate and W–L figures cover up to the 400 most recent deal outcomes stored in this browser, and the Daily streak continues across older outcomes. A deal is recorded when you win or leave it after making a move, so a dead end that Undo can still rescue does not count as a loss. The Daily counts once per UTC date, and replaying a recorded deal never adds another play. A later win on a lost deal replaces the loss. Unlimited results are kept separate.
How to play
Twenty-eight cards form the pyramid; a card is playable once nothing overlaps it. Remove pairs whose ranks sum to thirteen (ace counts 1, jack 11, queen 12). Kings are worth thirteen on their own, so a double tap removes one. The stock deals one card at a time to the waste, and the waste top pairs with any exposed pyramid card. When the stock runs dry, tap it again to turn the waste over and keep going. You win when the pyramid is gone, even with cards left in the stock and waste.
Questions people ask
Which pairs add up to thirteen?
Ace (1) pairs with queen (12), two with jack (11), three with ten, four with nine, five with eight, and six with seven. Kings are thirteen alone and leave without a partner.
Is every pyramid deal winnable?
No. Some deals bury a card's only partners beneath it, and that's part of the game. The deal number is shown, so you can retry the exact same pyramid after a loss.
How many times can I go through the stock?
As many as you like. Strict scoring variants allow two passes; this table sets no limit.