The classic patience. Build the four home piles up from the aces, one suit each, turning the stock three cards at a time. Every card home wins.
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Every card home
Build the four home piles at the top up from the aces, one suit each.
On the seven piles, go down in alternating colours: a red 6 on a black 7.
Tap the stock to turn three cards. The top one plays.
Tap a card, then a glowing place. Or double-tap to send it to its best place.
Undo and Hint are at the bottom. All the rules: the ? button.
The aim: every card on the four home piles at the top, each built up from its ace to its king in one suit.
The seven piles: build them down in alternating colours, a red 6 on a black 7. You can move a card together with the cards on it. When a pile's face-up cards are all gone, its top face-down card turns up.
An empty pile takes only a king, or a run of cards starting with a king.
The stock: tap it to turn three cards onto the discard pile. Only the top card of the discard pile plays, then the one under it. When the stock runs out, tap it to turn the discard pile back over. You can go through it as often as you like.
Moving a card: tap it, then tap one of the glowing places it can go. Or drag it there.
Faster: double-tap a card (double-click on a computer) to send it to its best place: home if it can go there, otherwise onto a pile.
A card on a home pile can come back down onto a pile if you need it.
Undo takes back your last move, as many times as you like. Hint shows a move that helps.
The end: once the stock and the discard pile are used up and every card is face up, the rest go home by themselves.
On a computer:Space turns the stock, Z undoes, H gives a hint, N deals again.
Not every deal can be won. The moves are only for you; your wins are kept on this device.