Tripeaks

Tripeaks Solitaire. Traditional and new layouts using a 52 card deck. Tap cards one higher or lower to clear. How to play: Tap the deck at the bottom of the screen to reveal a new active card. Look for cards with a value one higher or lower than the active card and tap them. The card you tapped will now become the active card. Move the cards in the field to the card at the bottom till the field is empty. How to play Tripeaks click the card you want to move that is one higher or lower than the opened card at the bottom.

1 deck. Average. No redeal.

Set up

Tri Peaks solitaire uses one deck (52 cards). Four rows of cards are laid out to form three overlapping peaks. One card is dealt face-up from the stock to the waste.

The object of the game
To build all cards on the waste pile up or down regardless of suit, wrapping from King to Ace and from Ace to King as necessary. Another goal is to get a high positive score.

The rules
Only uncovered cards in the tri peaks are available for play on the waste pile. You may build the waste pile up or down regardless of suit.

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When you have made all the moves initially available, click the stock pile to begin turning over cards. Deal a card from the stock pile onto the waste pile and begin moving cards from the tri peaks again.

There is no redeal.

Tripeaks Logistics

Scoring
Your earning depends on the number of subsequent moves from the tri peaks area to the waste. You get $1 for the first card you play, the second subsequent play gives you $2, the third subsequent play gives you $3, and so on.

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You are penalized on $5 for each card you deal from the stock. It also breaks the sequence, so you get only $1 for the next card you play from the tri peaks to the waste.

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You get a bonus of $15 for each of the first two cleared peaks. You get $30 when you discard the last card from the top of the third peak.

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If you decide to exit or restart game before the stock pile is exhausted, you get $5 subtracted from you score for each card left in the tri peaks.

History
This game was invented by Robert Hogue.

Tri Peaks

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