Solitaire 
Card Play Giza Solitaire
Giza Solitaire is an interesting and more skillful variation of Pyramid Solitaire.
Giza Solitaire
Giza Solitaire is an interesting and more skillful variation of Pyramid Solitaire.
Giza Solitaire
The objective in Giza Solitaire is to remove all 52 cards by combining 2 cards that in total have 13 in value.
Giza Solitaire uses a single deck. First, 28 cards are dealt in the form of a pyramid, similar as in Pyramid Solitaire. Consequently, 3 rows of 8 cards each are dealt below the pyramid.
Giza Solitaire was invented by Michael Keller, who first published it in 1998. Michael wanted to develop an open solitaire variation of Pyramid Solitaire, and after some experiments came up with Giza Solitaire. Open solitaires usually require more skill compared to closed or half-open games. Another example of an open solitaire game is FreeCell. The name of Giza Solitaire refers to the famous Egyptian pyramid.
Giza Solitaire can be played in all modern browsers, on all device types (desktop, tablet, mobile), and on all operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, ...).
