About Pyramid Solitaire

Pyramid Solitaire is a very unique game that is difficult to get used to. This game requires a lot of math and counting.

At the beginning of the game, you are given 28 cards in the shape of a pyramid (top row has 1 card, the bottom row has 6). The goal of the game is to remove all cards from the pyramid.
Below the pyramid there is a stack of cards face-down and one card placed to the right in an upright position. You can either play cards within the pyramid with themselves or use the card that is facing up to the right of the main pile.
Each time you click the main pile, a new card is placed face-up to the right of it and is available for play.

Kings are the only cards that can be removed on their own, even without a match; while all other cards must be matched with a card that when added together, creates the number 13.

Cards within the pyramid can only be used if there is no card in front of them; they have to be fully exposed in order to be used.

While it's not the easiest of the Solitaire games, it is very fun and will help you improve your math skills. In no time, you'll be speeding through this game.