Las Vegas Pyramid Solitaire
The Pyramid Solitaire you know, with a Las Vegas coins twist. Pair cards that add up to 13 to clear the pyramid — but this time you play for coins. It’s free, needs no download, and no sign-up.
How the coins work
Las Vegas Pyramid Solitaire keeps a small running balance of coins so every game has a little more at stake. The rules are simple:
- You receive 30 coins each day you play a game.
- Each game costs 5 coins to play.
- Using Undo or Hint costs 1 coin each.
- You are allowed 3 passes through the deck.
- Earn 30 coins for each game you win!
Win a game and you come out well ahead — you spend 5 to play and earn 30 back. The coins are purely for fun and keeping score; they have no real-world value and can never be bought or cashed out.
Same simple pyramid rules
If you already play Pyramid Solitaire, there is nothing new to learn here. You still pair two exposed cards that add up to 13 to remove them, Kings still come off on their own, and you still get three passes through the stock pile. For the full rundown, see the complete Pyramid Solitaire rules.
Prefer to play with no coins and no limits at all? The classic Pyramid Solitaire is always free and unlimited. And if you’d like larger, higher-contrast cards, try the Easy Pyramid Solitaire for Seniors version.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do the coins in Las Vegas Pyramid Solitaire work?
- You receive 30 coins each day you play. Starting a game costs 5 coins, and using Undo or Hint costs 1 coin each. Win a game and you earn 30 coins back. The coins are just a score to make the game more fun — they have no real-world value and can't be bought, sold, or cashed out.
- Is Las Vegas Pyramid Solitaire different from regular Pyramid Solitaire?
- The way you play is exactly the same: pair two exposed cards that add up to 13 to clear the pyramid, remove Kings on their own, and you get three passes through the deck. The only difference is the coins layer on top — you spend a few coins to start and earn them back by winning. If you'd rather play with no coins and no limits, the classic Pyramid Solitaire is always free.
- What happens if I run out of coins?
- If your coin balance drops below the 5 coins needed to start a game, you'll be asked to come back tomorrow, when you receive another 30 coins. You never have to wait to keep playing, though — the classic Pyramid Solitaire game is unlimited and free, with no coins involved at all.
- Do I need to pay real money or sign up?
- No. There is no account, no sign-up, no download, and nothing to pay. The coins are virtual and free — you get 30 every day just for playing. Everything runs right in your web browser.