A card is open if it’s at the bottom of a column with no other card covering it. To start a foundation pile, move an open ace from the face-up columns to the pile. The goal of the game is to move all of the cards in the columns to the 4 foundation piles. Leave room for 4 “foundation piles” and 4 “free cells” above the columns. The 4 columns to the left should each have 7 cards, and the 4 columns on the right should each have 6 cards. All international rights reserved.To play FreeCell Solitaire, first deal out all of the cards in a standard deck in 8 columns in front of you, moving from left to right. Try to keep at least one or two such playable cards in the reserves at all times play them when a valuable but otherwise unplayable card shows up in the discard pile, to move that card into the reserve.Ĭards in the discard pile that can be played straight to a foundation can usually be played safely, but be careful not to play one that matches (and therefore defuses) one of your playable cards in the reserve.Ĭopyright 2002-2005by Semicolon Software. Usually this means a card that you could play immediately if you wished to, or a card that can be played as soon as one other card is played. You want to fill the reserves with cards that you don’t want to bury in the discard pile. Every time you play a reserve card to a foundation, the empty space it leaves is immediately filled from the discard or deck. Tips Don’t play reserve cards to the foundations just because you can. Goal The goal is to move all the cards onto the foundations. When the deck is empty, you may redeal once by picking up the discard pile and turning it over to form a new deck. Dealing Whenever you wish, deal one card from the deck onto the discard pile. You may not move the bottom card from any foundation. When two foundations of the same suit “meet in the middle” (for example when one is built up to the 7 and the other is built down to the 8), you may transfer cards between the two foundations. (Solitaire Till Dawn X will do this for you automatically.)
Empty spaces must be filled immediately from the discard pile, or (if the discard pile is empty) from the deck. Play Build the Aces up in suit to the King, and the Kings down in suit to the Ace.Ĭards in the reserves, and the top card of the discard pile, are available for play onto the foundations. Keep the remainder of the deck in your hand.
Shuffle the remaining cards and deal nine of them face up in a three by three square in between the two foundation columns these are the reserves. Do the same with four Kings, but place them to the right.
Layout Remove four Aces of different suits from a pair of decks, and place them in a column of four piles on the left. If you’d like Patriarchs but would like to win more often, try Royal Rendezvous. Although wins are hard to come by, good play can greatly improve your chances. Patriarchs is another member of the Quadrille family, and is similar to Royal Rendezvous. Categories: Two-Deck, Large, Long, Pretty
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