Offline edition
  • Offline edition: showing your records and the house targets. Nobody else’s — we don’t make those up.
  • Nothing on the books yet. The first score is the easiest record you’ll ever set.
  • Kettle’s on. Pick a game.

Board 2 ledgers

Pyramid Solitaire High Scores

Simple sums, quick deals: a pyramid falls in about three minutes, or doesn’t at all.

Classic
house 1:15 · par 3:00
Relaxed
house 1:20 · par 3:20

Play Pyramid Solitaire → All boards

Windows apply once the global board is live.

Classic

house 1:15 · par 3:00

Top 10

Play a round to see where you stand against the house.

House target: 1:15, par 3:00. Targets are set by us, not by other players. Global boards coming soon.

Relaxed

house 1:20 · par 3:20

Top 10

Play a round to see where you stand against the house.

House target: 1:20, par 3:20. Targets are set by us, not by other players. Global boards coming soon.

How to get on the board

Scoring

  • Cards count at face value: Ace 1, numbers as printed, Jack 11, Queen 12. Kings count 13 and are removed on their own.
  • A pyramid card can only be used once both cards below it are gone. Covered cards are shown faded.
  • Click the stock to turn its top card onto the waste. The top waste card can pair with an uncovered pyramid card.
  • When the stock runs out, turn the waste back over and go again. Classic allows three passes through the stock in all; Relaxed lets you go round as often as you like.
  • You win when the pyramid is empty; cards left in the stock or waste don’t matter. If no pairs remain and the passes are used up, the deal is lost.
  • Wins are ranked by time. Your win rate, fastest clear and streaks are kept separately for Classic and Relaxed.

What qualifies

Wins only, ranked by time. A lost game is a lesson, not an entry.

Your scores are saved in this browser the moment a game ends. Set a nickname in your profile and qualifying results post to the global board as well — nickname only, no email, no password, no newsletter.

House target and par are set by us from the game’s scoring. They are something to beat, not someone.

Other boards

All boards →