Classic Solitaire: Pyramid 1.5

The objective of this game is to strategically remove pairs of cards that add up to 13 from a pyramid arrangement of 28 cards.

The game starts by dealing one card face up at the top of the playing area, followed by a layout where two cards are placed beneath and partially covering it, then three beneath those, and so on until seven rows with a total of 28 cards have been dealt.

The remaining 24 cards are placed face down on the side to form the Stock.

During gameplay, pairs of exposed cards summing up to 13 can be removed to the Foundation. Kings can be moved straight to the Foundation. It's crucial that cards are not covered; therefore, if a Three rests on a Ten, that Ten cannot be removed.

Players can draw cards from the Stock one at a time and match them with any exposed card. If no match is found, the drawn Stock card is discarded into the Foundation.

Once all cards have been exhausted from the Stock and/or no more pairs can be made, the game concludes.

In addition to the pyramid setup, there are three reserve cells where players can temporarily place Stock cards for later use (excluding cards from the Pyramid).

The game is won when all pyramid cards have been successfully moved to the Foundation. Notably, victory is still achievable even if some cards remain in the Stock.