Pyramid Solitaire 1.01
yramid Solitaire is a classic pairing solitaire card game where the player is attempting to pair up cards that have a total value of 13 (examples include 10 and 3, Jack and 2, Queen and Ace). The player is trying to remove all the cards by creating these pairs. When a pair is created the cards are removed from the game. The player wins the game by removing all the cards from the Pyramid. A King can be removed by itself since it has a value of 13 by itself. In general it's a good strategy to try and use the cards in the pyramid first without using the line cards at the bottom. Some versions of Pyramid require you to remove all the cards from the deck, but in this version you win the game when you've removed all the cards from the pyramid. You also will want to use cards drawn from the pile and play those before playing the cards in the row on the bottom. As you get closer and closer to the cards at the top of the pyramid it will be more and more challenging to find pairs for them, so plan your path to matching up your cards carefully.
