Meet the newest game on SLTR.com: match free cards to make 13, clear the pyramid and discover illustrated rules, daily challenges and your favorite designs.
Pyramid Solitaire has arrived on SLTR.com! Our newest game joins Klondike, Spider and FreeCell with a fresh challenge: clear a pyramid of cards by finding pairs that add up to 13.
One pyramid. One goal: make 13.
The game starts with 28 cards arranged in seven rows. Select two free cards whose values total 13, such as 5 and 8 or 6 and 7. Aces count as 1, jacks as 11 and queens as 12. Kings count as 13, so you can remove them on their own.
A pyramid card becomes free only when both cards covering it have been removed. Each pair can uncover new possibilities, so choosing what to clear first is part of the challenge.
Draw one card at a time from the stock when you need another option. The three most recent waste cards stay visible, but only the top card is playable. You can recycle the waste twice, giving you up to three passes through the stock.
You win as soon as all 28 pyramid cards are gone—even if cards remain in the stock.
The SLTR experience, with a new twist
Pyramid brings the familiar SLTR features to a different kind of solitaire:
- Your own style: choose your card faces, card backs and table.
- Help along the way: undo moves, request hints or use available magic bonuses.
- Daily challenges: find the daily deal in the calendar.
- Progress tracking: follow your moves, time, score and statistics.
- Play anywhere: enjoy the game in your browser on mobile, tablet or computer.
Removed cards burst upward before falling away from the table, making every cleared pair feel satisfying.
Learn with illustrated rules
New to Pyramid? Scroll below the game for a complete guide, with four illustrations explaining pairs of 13, kings, covered cards and the waste pile. The illustrations use your selected cards and table, and the game and guide are available in 30 languages.
A useful first tip: compare the cards that each possible pair will uncover before you commit. The easiest pair is not always the one that opens the best route to the top.
Ready for a new solitaire break? Try Pyramid Solitaire on SLTR.com.