You can remove cards from the pyramid if they add up to 13. In Pyramid solitaire, you have a pyramid of cards and a stock pile. You can move cards to the foundation piles if they form a complete sequence from ace to king in same suit. You can also move cards from the stock pile to the waste pile.

You can move cards from the peaks to the waste pile if they are one rank higher or lower than the top card of the waste pile. In TriPeaks solitaire, you have three peaks of cards and a stock pile. You can only move one card at a time, unless you have enough free cells or empty columns. You can also move cards to the free cells or the foundation piles. You can move cards from one column to another if they are in descending order and alternating colors. In FreeCell solitaire, you have eight columns of cards and four free cells. You can move cards to the foundation piles if they form a complete sequence from king to ace in same suit. You can also deal new cards from the deck to each column. You can move cards from one column to another if they are in descending order and same suit.

For example, in Spider solitaire, you have ten columns of cards and no stock pile. Other versions of solitaire have different rules and layouts. You can move cards from the waste pile or the tableau to the foundation piles if they are in ascending order and same suit. You can also move cards from the stock pile to the waste pile or the tableau. In this version, you have a tableau of seven columns of cards, a stock pile of face-down cards, and a waste pile of face-up cards. The most common version of solitaire is Klondike.

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