Pyramid is the solitaire of arithmetic: 28 cards are dealt in a seven-row pyramid, and you remove them in pairs that add up to 13 — an Ace counts 1, a Jack 11, a Queen 12, and a King is 13 on its own. A card can only be used once nothing covers it. The remaining 24 cards wait in the stock; turn them one at a time and pair the top waste card with the pyramid. Clear the whole pyramid to win. This version gives you three passes through the stock, unlimited undo, a hint button and a deal number you can send to a friend.
Controls. Tap a card, then its partner; a King clears with one tap. Undo is unlimited, Hint lights up a legal move, and every deal has a number: Replay restarts it and Share copies a link so a friend can play the identical layout. Keys: N new deal, D or Space for the stock, H hint, Ctrl+Z undo.
How do you play Pyramid Solitaire? Remove pairs of uncovered cards that add up to 13 (Kings alone) until the pyramid is gone. Turn the stock one card at a time and pair the waste card with the pyramid. You get three passes through the stock.
Which cards add up to 13 in Pyramid? Ace and Queen, 2 and Jack, 3 and 10, 4 and 9, 5 and 8, 6 and 7. A King is 13 by itself.
Is every Pyramid deal winnable? No. Roughly one deal in five can be cleared with three passes; the hint button finds legal pairs, not a guaranteed path. If you get stuck, undo or use the deal number to replay the same layout.
Can I play the same deal again? Yes. Every deal has a number in the toolbar; Replay restarts it and Share copies a link that opens exactly that layout for someone else.