Pyramid Solitaire

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Description

Pyramid Solitaire and Regular Solitaire (also known as Klondike Solitaire) are both single-player card games, but they differ in their layouts and objectives.

In Pyramid Solitaire, the cards are arranged in a pyramid shape with a goal of removing pairs of cards that sum to 13. The game is won when all cards are cleared from the pyramid.

In contrast, Regular Solitaire involves building up four foundation piles, starting with an Ace and stacking cards in ascending order by suit. Cards are moved between tableau piles following specific rules, and the game is won when all cards are placed in the foundation piles.

While both games require strategy and focus, Pyramid Solitaire emphasizes pairing and card removal, while Regular Solitaire focuses on sorting and stacking cards in sequence.

Instructions


  • The game begins with 28 cards arranged in a pyramid shape, with 7 rows of cards.

  • You can remove cards that add up to 13 (e.g., a 10 and a 3).

  • Kings are worth 13 points and can be cleared simply by clicking on it.

  • Only cards that are uncovered (not covered by other cards) can be selected.

  • You can draw from the stockpile to help uncover cards.

  • The game is won when all the cards are removed from the pyramid.

  • If no more matching cards are available you can deal a card from the stock pile. Beware you can only scroll the stock completely upto 3 time



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