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Rules of Solitaire

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

 

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British Blockade Solitaire Rules

(Two-Deck game type; 2 decks (104 cards); no redeal)

  • Game time: Medium

  • Difficulty level: Medium

  • Skill level: Mostly chance

  • Chance of winning: Very low; about 1 in 50; 2%

Object of the game: To move all the cards to the foundations.

Solitaire Rules

The base cards (the first card dealt) for this game will vary.

 

Foundations
(8 piles: complete these piles to win the game)

  • Build 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 of one pile may be transferred to the other, except for the Ace or King at the bottom.

Tableau
(10 columns)

  • All the cards in the first tableau row are always available for play to the foundations.

  • Only the top and bottom cards of each tableau column are available.

  • The cards in the middle rows are "blockaded" and may not be played, but may be released by playing the cards above and below them.

  • No building on the tableau.

  • Spaces are automatically filled from the stock.

Stock

  • After all possible plays have been made, click the stock to deal a new row of 10 cards.

  • There is no redeal.

 
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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