Open the narrowing rows from the wide top.
Triangle reverses Pyramid's layout: seven cards start exposed across the top, narrowing to one at the bottom. Pairs still total 13, and Kings leave alone. A lower card is available only after both cards covering it from the row above are gone.
Last updated: September 2026
Remove a second coverer to gain access
A top-row pair may remove two cards without exposing anything if the lower positions still have other coverers. When choosing between legal pairs, identify which next-row card would become available after the move. The two covering positions for a card are directly above it, so a second coverer often matters more than an isolated first one.
Suppose a lower Six has one of its upper coverers gone. Its remaining coverer is a Seven. This site's chain-pair rule permits the covered Six and its last Seven coverer to leave together because they total 13. The same move is not available while both coverers remain.
Clear the whole triangle
The bottom card is usually late to become available, but removing it alone does not win if other triangle cards remain. The win condition checks all 28 triangle positions; leftover stock or waste is allowed. Stock draws one card to one waste pile, and up to two recycles are permitted. Compare exposed partners before a draw covers the current waste top.