A Pyramid solitaire with a Mayan theme. Instead of the classic total of 13, this edition asks you to make 11 with cards or coins.
How to play Maya Pyramid Solitaire
- The cards are stacked in a pyramid. A card can be used once nothing covers it.
- Select two free cards (or coins) whose values add up to 11 to remove them.
- Turn over cards from the stock when you cannot find a pair on the table.
- Remove the whole pyramid to finish the level.
Tip from the table
Look at what each pair uncovers before you take it. Removing cards from the same side of the pyramid often frees new pairs faster than picking evenly.
About the game
Pyramid solitaire dates back to at least the early 20th century. This version keeps the adding-up mechanic but changes the target to 11 and adds coins, so it plays a little differently from the classic.
Controls are mouse or touch. Click or tap the cards and the buttons inside the game. Sound, hints and menus are handled by the game itself; if the table stays blank, press Restart or open it in a new tab.