TriPeaks Solitaire
CasualFree to playClear the three peaks by matching tableau cards one rank up or down from the moving waste pile.
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How to Play
TriPeaks is a solitaire where you clear three overlapping peaks of cards. Flip the top of the waste pile, then remove any tableau card whose rank is exactly one higher or lower (K wraps to A). A card is playable only when nothing covers it. Clear all 18 peak cards to win.
The three peaks overlap, so a single card in the lower rows can be covered by two cards from the row above — clearing one card often unlocks two. Because ranks wrap at the ends (King to Ace and back), every card has two legal neighbours, which is what makes long chains possible.
The real scoring pressure is the stock: every Draw you spend is a card you cannot use to extend the chain you are in the middle of.
Controls
- Click a free peak card whose rank is ±1 from the waste top
- Draw to flip the next stock card onto the waste pile
- New Game to redeal
Tips & Tricks
- 1Plan a chain — each card you clear reveals the ones beneath it
- 2Save Draws for when no legal move remains
- 3Watch for K↔A wrap-around opportunities
- 4Clear from the bottom rows upward to expose more cards
- 5The three peaks overlap, so one well-chosen card in a shared lower row can unlock two rows at once
- 6Every rank has two legal neighbours, so before clearing, check whether the card you are about to play leaves you on a rank that still has options
- 7A long chain is worth far more than the same cards cleared piecemeal — if a draw would break the chain, take a worse but continuous card instead
Frequently Asked Questions
What does '±1' mean?
The card you play must be one rank above or below the current waste card, with King and Ace considered adjacent.
How do I win?
Remove every card from the three peaks before the stock runs out.
Is it free?
Yes — play instantly in your browser, no download.
How many cards are in the peaks?
18 cards spread across three overlapping peaks.
What happens if the stock runs out?
The round ends, with any cards still on the peaks left standing.
Can I play a card that is partly covered?
No. A card is only playable when nothing overlaps it from the row above.
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