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Pyramid with Draw 3 and unlimited stock passes. Time your pairs to open new waste cards.
Draw 3 changes which waste cards you can reach. A useful removal shifts what will appear on the next pass, so plan pyramid pairs around the top waste card rather than cycling blindly.
Rules and objective
- A seven-row pyramid holds 28 face-up cards. The other 24 cards form the stock.
- Tap two available cards totaling thirteen, or a King alone. Aces count as one, Jacks eleven and Queens twelve.
- Only uncovered pyramid cards and the top waste card are available.
- Draw three cards at a time. Recycle the waste as often as needed, preserving its order.
- Clear the pyramid to win. No building or refilling is allowed on it.
The table enforces legal moves and saves the current deal in this browser. Hints identify a move that is available now; they do not guarantee that the deal can still be won.
Strategy: how to play better
First priority
Removing a waste card changes which cards are reachable on the next pass.
Plan around Draw 3
Only the top waste card can pair with the pyramid. Removing it changes which waste cards become reachable as the stock cycles.
Open the pyramid before cycling
Unlimited passes cannot help if needed pyramid cards remain covered. Prefer pairs that expose the next row over easy stock-only removals.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use any of the three drawn cards?
Only the top waste card is playable. Removing it may expose another card beneath.
Are stock passes limited?
No. You may recycle the waste repeatedly, preserving its order.