TriPeaks· CardHearth
TriPeaks1 deckthree peaksplay one rank up or downrank wraps
How to play, tips & FAQ
How to play TriPeaks
Three peaks of cards rise above a face-up bottom row. Tap any uncovered card that'sone rank above or below the waste card — suits don't matter, andAces and Kings wrap — to send it to the waste and expose what's beneath. When nothing plays, flip a new card from the stock (you have 23). Clear all twenty-eight cards to win.
Strategy tips
TriPeaks is a streak game: every card cleared without drawing is worth more than the last, and a draw resets the chain. Before tapping, trace the longest chainyou can — a 6 can ride 5-4-3-2-A-K if the table allows it. Prefer plays thatuncover face-down cards, especially under the peaks, and when two cards of the same rank both play, take the one hiding more. Late game, count the stock: with three cards left and two peaks standing, it's chain-or-nothing.
Frequently asked questions
What are the rules of TriPeaks?
Twenty-eight cards form three peaks; the bottom row starts face up. Tap any uncovered card that is one rank above or below the waste card — Aces and Kings wrap around — and it joins the waste, exposing what was beneath. Clear all three peaks before the 23-card stock runs dry.
How does streak scoring work?
Every consecutive card you clear without drawing is worth more than the last: 10 points, then 20, then 30, and so on. Drawing from the stock resets the streak to zero, so long chains are everything.
Do Aces and Kings really connect?
Yes — rank wraps around, so a King plays on an Ace and an Ace plays on a King. Long chains often hinge on riding a wrap twice: Queen, King, Ace, 2.
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