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Game info: Two-Deck game type; 2 decks (104
cards); 3 redeals
- Game time:
Long
- Difficulty level:
Hard
- Skill level:
Difficult
- Chance of winning:
Low; about 1 in 25
Object of the game: Move all the cards to the foundations.
Solitaire Rules
At the
start of the game, an Ace and a King of each suit are dealt to become
the foundations.
Foundations (8 piles: complete these
piles to win the game)
-
Build the
Ace foundations
up in
suit from Ace to King
(for example, a 2
can be played only on an Ace).
-
Build the
King foundations
down
in suit from King to
Ace (for example, a Queen
can be played only on a King).
-
Reversal. When the
top cards of two foundations of the same suit are in sequence, one or more cards from one
pile may be transferred
to the other, except for the Ace or King at the bottom.
Tableau (96 cards in 16 columns
of 6 cards each)
-
Build
up or
down in
suit (for example, a 10
can be played either on a 9
or on a Jack).
-
Ranking of
cards is continuous: build King after Ace when necessary.
-
The top
card of each pile is available for play to another
tableau
pile or to the
foundations.
-
Only one
card at a time can be moved.
-
Spaces
can't be filled.
Stock
-
After all possible plays have been made, click the
Redeal button.
-
A
redeal will
move the bottom card of every
tableau
pile to the top
(all other cards remain in the same order).
-
Three redeals
are permitted (four deals in all).
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