PYRAMID 13

Many people consider the number 13 unlucky and try to avoid meeting it in every possible way. In the number series, the devil's dozen comes right after 12, the usual white dozen. Meanwhile, in the Pyramid solitaire game, which we offer you to expand here, the number 13 is a happy and desirable number.

The task of disassembling this solitaire is to clear the cards from the game table, that is, they all need to be transferred to the discard.

This is done in stages, with two maps each. Why 13? The fact is that only two cards with the sum of their denominations equal to 13 are candidates for discarding. Digital card denominations correspond to their respective values (5 = 5, 10 = 10), but images are considered like this: King = 13 points (i.e. one is removed from the table, without a pair), Queen = 12, Jack = 11, Ace = 1 point. For those who find it difficult to remember, there are hints in the game, just point the pointer at the map.

After the initial hand (the cards are laid out in a pyramid), the rest of the deck (24 cards) is placed at the bottom, under the pyramid, and it can be freely used to find a pair at any time. All you need to do is find pairs of cards with the total score = 13 and, by clicking on them, discard.