TriPeaks Solitaire: Free Online Card Game with a Daily Deal
TriPeaks solitaire with a daily deal that is the same for everyone: clear three peaks of cards one rank up or down, build long streaks, and every deal can be won.
Quick facts
- Category
- 🎈 Casual
- Price
- Free, no download or sign-up
- Plays on
- Computer, phone and tablet
- Screen
- Portrait
- Provided by
- After School Play
- Added
About TriPeaks Solitaire: Daily Deal
TriPeaks Solitaire: Daily Deal is our own take on the quick, cheerful card game played on three peaks. Twenty-eight cards sit in three overlapping pyramids: the bottom row of ten lies face up, and every other card turns over as soon as both cards lying on it are gone. Below the peaks are the stock and the waste pile. Clear all 28 cards from the table to win.
The rule fits in one line: tap a face-up card that is one rank above or below the card on the waste pile. Suits don't matter, so a 7 can follow a 6 or an 8 of any suit, and up and down can mix in one run, like 6, 7, 8, 7, 6. When nothing fits, tap the stock to turn over a new waste card. Easy mode lets King and Ace connect so runs can wrap around; Hard mode keeps them apart.
Every card you play in a row is worth more than the one before: 10 points, then 20, 30 and so on, and turning a stock card starts the streak over. The streak counter sits right in the toolbar and the chime climbs the scale as the run grows, so you can hear a long streak building. Knocking off a peak top earns a bonus, and a win adds points for clearing the table, for every card still in the stock and for finishing quickly.
Every deal is played through by a solver before it reaches the table, so every game you get can be won. Each day brings one daily deal, the same for everyone, and winning it on days in a row builds a streak. Undo is free and unlimited, the stock shows how many cards are left, and a card that doesn't fit gives a little shake instead of silently doing nothing. On a phone held upright the stock and waste are drawn big near your thumb, and a tap just beside a card still counts.
The only paid item is a hint, which costs gems and lights up a move that keeps a winning line alive, or tells you how many moves to undo. TriPeaks Solitaire: Daily Deal is free to play in your browser with no download or sign-up, and its cards, sound effects and music are all made for the game.
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How to Play
- Play the daily deal or deal a new game, in Easy or Hard.
- Clear all 28 cards from the three peaks to win.
- Tap a face-up card one rank above or below the waste card. Suits don't matter.
- A card turns face up when both cards lying on it are gone.
- Nothing fits? Tap the stock for a new waste card. In Easy, King and Ace connect.
- Play cards in a row for a streak: each card scores more than the last. Undo as often as you like.
Tips
- Before you tap, look a few cards ahead: the longest run usually beats the first card that fits.
- When two cards fit, take the one that turns over a face-down card.
- Work on all three peaks. A peak left for last often needs one exact card from the stock.
- Don't rush the stock. Every card left in it is worth bonus points when you win.
- If a run goes wrong, undo a few moves. Undo is free and every deal can be won.
FAQ
- Is TriPeaks Solitaire: Daily Deal free?
- Yes. It is free to play in any modern browser, with no download and no sign-up.
- Can every deal be won?
- Yes. A solver plays every deal through to a win before it is dealt, so every daily deal and every new deal can be won, in Easy and in Hard.
- What is the difference between Easy and Hard?
- In Easy, King and Ace connect, so a run can go Q, K, A, 2. In Hard they don't, which makes long runs rarer and planning matter more.
- What is the daily deal?
- One deal a day, the same for everyone. It changes at midnight UTC, and winning it on days in a row builds a streak.
- How is the score worked out?
- Each card scores 10 times its place in the streak (10, 20, 30…), and a stock turn starts the streak over. A peak top adds 150. A win adds 500 for clearing the table, 50 for each card left in the stock and a time bonus. Your best win goes to the leaderboard.
- Is there a hint?
- Yes, a paid one that costs gems: it lights up a card (or the stock) that keeps a winning line alive, or tells you how many moves to undo. You are only charged when there is a hint to show. Undo is always free.




