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TriPeaks Solitaire guide: peaks, chains, and when not to draw

Clear TriPeaks on SolitaireHot with better chain choices — uncover buried cards and avoid resetting the waste too early.

TriPeaks Solitaire guide: peaks, chains, and when not to draw
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TriPeaks lays out three peaks of overlapping cards. You clear by playing cards one rank higher or lower than the waste. Long chains feel great — but drawing from stock too early is the most common way to break them on SolitaireHot.

Three peaks layout with a playable edge card highlighted
Clear edges that uncover two cards when you can.

Chain before you draw

If any peak card is still playable, take it before clicking stock. A stock draw resets options and can strand covered cards that were one move from opening.

Uncover value beats surface clears

A move that opens buried cards usually beats cleaning a lone edge that changes nothing underneath. Hint can confirm legal plays; Undo lets you compare two chain starts on the same daily seed.

TriPeaks priorities

  • Prefer clears that expose two new cards.
  • Hold stock while a continuous chain is still possible.
  • Watch both up and down ranks from the current waste top.
  • Use daily TriPeaks to practice the same board as other players.

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Play TriPeaks

Open TriPeaks for chain practice, then try Golf for a flatter layout with similar rank rules.

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