Pyramid Solitaire Classic
Remove all cards from the pyramid by combining two cards to a total value of 13. The numerical cards are worth the face value, the A is 1 point, the J is 11 po...
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About Pyramid Solitaire Classic: Remove all cards from the pyramid by combining two cards to a total value of 13. The numerical cards are worth the face value, the A is 1 point, the J is 11 points, the Q is 12 points and the K is 13 points. The King can be removed as a single card. You can use the cards in the Draw pile to get a new face-up card.
How to play Pyramid Solitaire Classic: Remove all cards by pairing cards to a value of 13 An A 1 J 11 and Q 12 points A K 13 points and can be removed as single card
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