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Rules of some of the most popular solitaires: Spider, FreeCell, Klondike, Pyramid, Canfield, Golf, and others.

 

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Aces Up Solitaire Rules

(Non-Builders games type; 1 deck (52 cards); no redeal)

  • Game time: Quick

  • Difficulty level: Easy

  • Skill level: Moderate

  • Chance of winning: Medium; about 1 in 8; 12.5%

Object of the game: To move all the cards to the foundation except the four Aces.

Foundation
(1 pile)

  • All discarded cards are played to this pile.

Tableau
(4 columns)

  • Discard the lower–ranking card(s) of two or more cards of the same suit in the four exposed cards across the columns.

  • Ace counts higher than King, values running A, K, Q, J, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2. Aces are not discarded.

  • Keep discarding until the top cards are all of different suits, then deal the next four cards.

  • No building on the tableau.

  • Spaces may be filled with any available card.

  • The game is won if only the four Aces remain in the tableau, one Ace in each column, and the remaining forty-eight lower–ranking cards having been discarded.

Stock

  • Click once on the stock to deal a new row of cards to the tableau.

  • There is no redeal.

Scoring

  • Aces Up starts at –32 points because the four Aces are not discarded from the layout at the end of the game: (4 cards x 5 points) = 20 points; –52 + 20 = –32 points

  • The final score is 208, like any other one deck games.

 
Spider

Spider is one of the most popular two-decks solitaire card games. The game is said to have been a particular favourite of Franklin D. Roosevelt. 

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FreeCell

FreeCell is one of the most popular one-deck solitaire card games. The popularity of the game grew thanks to Jim Horne that wrote one first alphanumeric version for the DOS and a second one for Windows.

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