The Rules of Solitaire

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Rules of Solitaire Lady Betty

Numerica type. 1 deck. No redeal.

Object of the game
Move all the cards to the Foundations.

Rules of the game

The Foundations build up in suit.

One card is flipped over at a time and moved onto the stacks. There are no restrictions on which card may go where on the stacks. Once on a stack, a card can only be moved onto a Foundation.

Rules of Solitaire Lady Palk

Forty Thieves type. 2 decks. No redeal.

Object of the game
Move all the cards to the Foundations.

Rules of the game

Forty cards are dealt into ten piles. These piles are built down by rank ignoring suit, and sequences can be moved. Any card can be put in an empty pile.

If no more moves are possible, click on the Talon and a card will be added to the Waste stack. Only the right card in the pile is in play.

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Rules of Solitaire Little Forty

Forty Thieves type. 2 decks. 3 redeals.

Object of the game
Move all the cards to the Foundations.

Rules of the game

Forty cards are dealt into ten piles. These piles are built down by rank only, sequences can be moved if they build down by suit and rank. Only the top card is in play. Any card can be put in an empty pile.

If no more moves are possible, click on the Talon and three cards will be added to the Waste stack.

Only the right card in the pile is in play.

Rules of Solitaire Maria

Forty Thieves type. 2 decks. No redeal.

Object of the game
Move all the cards to the Foundations.

Rules of the game

The plaing piles are built down by alternate color. Only the top card is in play. Any card can be put in an empty pile.

If no more moves are possible, click on the Talon and a card will be added to the Waste stack.

Only the right card in the pile is in play.

Rules of Solitaire Martha

Baker's Dozen type. 1 deck. No redeal.

Object of the game
Move all the cards to the Foundations.

Rules of the game

The piles are built down regardless of suit. Only one card can be moved at a turn.
An empty pile can be filled only with a King.

Rules of Solitaire Midshipman

Forty Thieves type. 2 decks. No redeal.

Object of the game
Move all the cards to the Foundations.

Rules of the game

The playing piles are built down by any suit but own. Only the top card is in play. Any card can be put in an empty pile.

If no more moves are possible, click on the Talon and a card will be added to the Waste stack.

Only the right card in the pile is in play.

Rules of Solitaire Milligan Harp

Yukon type. 2 decks. No redeal.

Object of the game
Move all the cards to the Foundations.

Rules of the game

Cards in Tableau are built down by alternate color. Groups of cards can be moved regardless of sequence. An empty space can be filled with any card or sequence.

Foundations are built up in suit from Ace to King. Cards in Foundations are no longer in play.

When no more moves are possible, click on the Talon. One card will be added to each of the playing piles.

Rules of Solitaire Monte Carlo

Pairing game type. 1 deck. No redeal.

Object of the game
Discard all pairs of cards of the same rank.

Rules of the game

The object is to use up all the cards from the Tableau by discarding pairs of cards of the same rank.

You can only put a card on top of another card when the two cards are touching horizontally, vertically or diagonally (i.e. the cards have to be neighbours).

When no more moves are possible, click on the Talon. The cards will be shifted up and the empty spaces at the bottom will be filled.

You win when the Tableau piles are all gone.

Rules of Solitaire Neighbour

Pairing game type. 1 deck. No redeal.

Object of the game
Move all cards to the Foundation.

Rules of the game

The object is to use up all the cards from the Tableau, placing them on the single Foundation. You can only put a card on top of another card when the numerical values of the two cards adds up to 13 and the two cards are touching horizontally, vertically or diagonally (i.e. the cards have to be Neighbours).

You do not have to follow suit. Jack is worth 11 and Queen is worth 12. All Kings go off alone.

When no more moves are possible, click on the Talon. The cards will be shifted up and the empty spaces at the bottom will be filled.

You win when the Tableau piles are all gone.

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