Everything you need to know about tableau clearances, King-to-Ace wrapping, wild placements, and scoring combos without the ambiguity.
Follow down the operational line: from single-card step logic to reserve draws and board clear conditions.
Yes. Continuous wrap is fully supported in standard TriPeaks Match runs. You may transition smoothly from a Queen to King to Ace to 2 in a single, uninterrupted draw series, making corner cards far less restrictive than in classic Klondike rulesets.
Each consecutive card cleared from the three peaks without flipping from the stock deck increments your combo meter by +1x. Tapping a fresh stock card resets this active streak back to baseline, meaning planning two steps ahead always beats quick reactive taps.
No suit matching is required. A red Seven removes either a black Eight or a red Six interchangeably. The entire puzzle focuses strictly on ascending or descending rank values (+1 / -1), granting you freedom to shape broad sequence branches.
A face-down card turns face-up the exact instant both overlapping cards in the tier below it have been cleared from the board. Prioritizing pairs that release trapped cards opens higher board visibility early in each puzzle.
Once the stockpile runs dry, no additional draws are provided for that round. You must finish clearing remaining peak cards using whatever active card remains in the discard slot or employ earned wild reserve tools to close the board.
Deploy a Wild Card when you hold a stalled board where neither the current waste card nor the next stock draw can connect, but a key high-tier card sits one tap away from unlocking multiple downstream face-down rows.
Yes. Completed layouts remain accessible for replay at any time. Unlocking 3-star marks relies on remaining cards left in your reserve stock upon clearing all three peaks, paired with high single-chain streak lengths.
