
TriPeaks Solitaire, free online
TriPeaks is the fast, streaky solitaire: three peaks of cards, one pile, and a simple rule, one rank up or one rank down. A good run can clear half a peak in a few taps, and the fun is in spotting the longest chain before the deck runs out.
Tap a card to play it, tap the deck for a new card, and use Hint or Undo whenever you need. On a phone, full screen turns the board sideways for bigger cards.
How to play TriPeaks Solitaire
- 28 cards are dealt in three overlapping peaks. Only the bottom row starts face up; the rest turn over as they are uncovered.
- The remaining 24 cards form the deck. One card starts face up on the pile.
- Tap a face-up card that is one rank higher or lower than the top card of the pile to move it there. Suits do not matter.
- Ace and King connect, so you can go from King to Ace or Ace to King.
- When no card fits, tap the deck to turn a new card onto the pile. You win by clearing all three peaks.
TriPeaks Solitaire tips
Build long streaks
Every card you play in a row without using the deck extends your streak. Look for chains like 6-7-8-7-6 before you start playing.
Uncover face-down cards first
When two cards fit, pick the one that turns over a hidden card. More open cards means more choices later.
Work on all three peaks
Clearing one peak completely while the others stay covered leaves you few options. Spread your moves across the peaks.
Save the deck
The deck goes through only once. Play every useful card before drawing, and count how many cards are left.
Frequently asked questions
Can every TriPeaks game be won?
No. Some deals cannot be cleared, even with perfect play. Undo lets you try a different order when you get stuck.
Do suits matter in TriPeaks?
No. Only the rank counts. A 9 of hearts can go on an 8 or a 10 of any suit.
What is the difference between TriPeaks and Golf solitaire?
Both are built on playing one rank up or down. TriPeaks has three peaks with hidden cards and lets Ace and King connect. Golf deals seven open columns and does not connect Ace and King.





