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Game info: Non-Builders game type; 1 partial
deck (40 cards); 1 redeal
- Game time:
Medium
- Difficulty level:
Easy
- Skill level: Moderate
- Chance of winning:
Low; about 1 in 30; 3.33%
Object of the game:
To create four suit
sequences of 9 cards from Two to Ten. Solitaire Rules
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All Jacks, Queens and Kings are removed from the
stock.
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The rest of the stock
is dealt in four rows of
10 cards each. Then the four Aces are removed, creating four gaps in
the layout.
Tableau (4 rows of 9 cards each)
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A gap (four in all) must be
filled with the card that is the next highest in
rank and of the same
suit as the card to the
left of the gap. (For example: if a gap opens up to the right of the 4 ,
it must be filled with the 5;
the gap and the 5
will exchange places).
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A gap in the first
space of a
row may be filled with any
Two. The player decides which
row he will allocate to each
suit.
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Because a Ten is the
highest-ranking card, a gap after a Ten cannot be filled and action is
blocked.
Stock
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After all possible plays have
been made (when the Tens block any action), click the
redeal button.
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Redeal is performed as
follows:
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Any Two and the
suit sequences starting
with them are left in place.
-
All other cards that are out
of sequence are removed, shuffled and then dealt to complete the
rows.
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A gap is left to the
immediate right of the cards that are in
suit sequence in each
row (if the only card in
place is a Two, a gap is left to the right of it).
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If there is no Two in a
row, a gap is left in the
first place of the row, so
that a Two can be moved there.
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One
redeal is permitted
(two deals in all).
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