A ten-row pyramid holds 55 cards from two decks. Remove exposed pairs totaling 13; kings leave alone. Clear the pyramid to win.
The same total, more possible partners
Aces count as 1, jacks as 11 and queens as 12. Pair ace–queen, two–jack, three–ten, four–nine, five–eight or six–seven. Drag one available card onto the other; click an exposed king to remove it.
A card opens only after both cards covering it have gone. The other 49 cards form a draw-one stock. Its exposed waste card can supply a partner, and stock passes are unlimited in this version.
Which duplicate opens a path?
With two decks, matching ranks often give you several legal removals. Compare what each pair would uncover before choosing. Prefer the removal that releases a new card or completes the two removals needed to uncover a shared blocker. Unused stock cards may remain when the pyramid is cleared.