Deal three cards per column
Make seven columns of three cards. Turn only the exposed card of each column face up. The remaining 31 cards are the stock.
Play Easthaven Solitaire, which combines alternating-colour builds with a stock that deals across seven columns. Build four suit foundations from ace to king.
Select a card, then a destination heading. Scroll the tableau sideways when needed.
Play four short lessons, then try a full shuffled deal.
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Play Easthaven Solitaire, which combines alternating-colour builds with a stock that deals across seven columns. Build four suit foundations from ace to king.
See how moves work ↓Make seven columns of three cards. Turn only the exposed card of each column face up. The remaining 31 cards are the stock.
Move an exposed card, or a descending run of alternating colours, onto a card one rank higher of the opposite colour. Exposed face-down cards turn over automatically.
Complete all four foundations to win. There is no redeal.
Make useful moves before adding a row. The stock may cover a carefully arranged run with a card that does not fit.
Make seven columns of three cards. Turn only the exposed card of each column face up. The remaining 31 cards are the stock.
Move an exposed card, or a descending run of alternating colours, onto a card one rank higher of the opposite colour. Exposed face-down cards turn over automatically.
Deal one face-up card to each column, from left to right. The last deal has only three cards. If a legal king move can fill a gap, make it before dealing. Only kings or runs led by kings can move into gaps.
Start with aces and build up in suit through kings. Move only one card at a time to a foundation.
Complete all four foundations to win. There is no redeal.
Free face-down cards and send useful cards home before dealing another row across your columns.
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The aim: move all 52 cards to the foundations.
Play with a standard 52-card deck.
LEARN IT. DEAL IT. ENJOY IT. ♣No. It deals directly onto the tableau.
No. A king or a run led by a king can fill one.