Pyramid Solitaire games challenge you to remove exposed cards in combinations totaling 13. Explore different layouts and variations on this card-pairing puzzle.
| Thumbnail | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Anubis | Pyramid | A variation of Doublepyramid with three waste piles. | |
| Apophis | Pyramid | Pyramid played with three waste piles. | |
| Cheops | Pyramid | A variation of Pyramid where you remove pairs of cards with equal or consecutive ranks | |
| Dark Pyramid | Pyramid | A version of Pyramid where the cards are dealt face down. | |
| Double Pyramid | Pyramid | Thomas Warfield's two-deck version of Pyramid. | |
| Eleven Triangle | Pyramid | A somewhat easier version of Triangle where we remove pairs that add to eleven. | |
| Giza | Pyramid | Michael Keller's variation of Pyramid has a tableau of cards instead of a stock, making it a completely open game. | |
| King Tut | Pyramid | A pyramid variation where we deal three cards at once and have unlimited redeals. | |
| Pharaohs | Pyramid | A variation of Pyramid with three pyramids. | |
| Pyramid | Pyramid | A solitaire game where players remove pairs of cards that add up to 13 from a pyramid arrangement, with the goal to remove all cards. | |
| Pyramid Dozen | Pyramid | A version of Giza in which cards are removed in pairs that add to twelve. | |
| Triangle | Pyramid | A very hard inverted version of Pyramid. |
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