About TriPeaks Solitaire
TriPeaks Solitaire lays out three little mountains of cards and hands you one simple rule: play anything one rank above or below the waste card. Aces wrap to Kings and back again, so chains can run surprisingly long — and chains are where both the fun and the score live.
Puzlento's TriPeaks pays 100 points times your current streak for every card you clear, and flipping the stock resets that multiplier, so each decision carries a little tension. Covered cards flip face up the moment you free them, the game tells you when no moves remain, and your best score sticks around on your device. Free in any browser, mouse or touch.
How to play TriPeaks Solitaire
- Clear all 28 cards from the three peaks to win the round.
- Tap any open card that sits exactly one rank above or below the current waste card — suits never matter.
- Ranks wrap around: an Ace plays on a King and a King on an Ace, so chains can loop through the whole ladder.
- Freeing the cards on top of a face-down card flips it face up and into play.
- No playable card? Flip the stock — it holds 23 cards with no recycling — but doing so resets your streak.
- Every cleared card scores 100 times your current streak, so long runs snowball fast.
Controls
- Tap or click an open card to send it to the waste pile.
- Tap the stock to flip the next card when you are out of plays.
- New game lives on the toolbar, and the layout fits desktop, tablet, and phone screens.
Tips & tricks
- Trace the longest chain before tapping — a 6 might run 7-8-9 or 5-4-3, and one direction usually uncovers more cards.
- Prioritize plays that release face-down cards, especially near the peak centers where covers overlap.
- Spend stock flips late, not early: with 23 cards and no recycle, each one should rescue a real chain.
- Remember the wraparound — King, Ace, 2 is a legal sequence, and forgetting it cuts good streaks short.
Frequently asked questions
How does scoring work in TriPeaks Solitaire?
Each cleared card is worth 100 points multiplied by your current streak — the first card of a chain scores 100, the next 200, and so on. Flipping a card from the stock resets the streak, so unbroken chains are everything.
Can I recycle the stock in TriPeaks?
No. The stock holds 23 cards, and once they are used they are gone. The game detects when no moves remain, so you are never left guessing whether a round is over.
Does Ace connect to King in TriPeaks?
Yes — ranks wrap around in both directions, so an Ace plays on a King and a King plays on an Ace. That wraparound is the secret to the longest chains.
