Remove all cards from the tableau by selecting open cards that are 1 higher or 1 lower in value then the open card. Click on the stock (next card) to get a new open card.

FreeCell is one of the popular card games on the Internet. The task is to sort the cards in order from Ace, 2, 3 to King. You have to put these in the upper right corner after color. The left squares are wild squares to discard cards that are currently disturbing. The game is played with the mouse. Try to sort the cards within the elapsed time. The faster you are, the more points you get.

All cards from 1 deck are dealt into 8 tableau piles. There are Four Free Cells (top left) and four foundation piles (top right). The object of the game is to build up all 52 cards on foundations from Ace to King by suit. Top cards of tableau piles and cards from the Free Cells are available for play. You can build tableau piles down by alternating color. Only one card at a time can be moved (but you can move group of cards in the proper sequence if you have enough free Cells and/or tableau piles). The top card of any tableau pile can also be moved to any Free Cell. Each Free Cell may contain only one card. Cards in the cells can be moved to the foundation piles or back to the tableau piles, if possible.

Freecell solitaire game with two decks of cards and 8 foundations. Move all the cards to the foundations from Ace to King. On the tableau you can build down on alternating color. Use the FreeCells to temporarily park a card.

All cards from 1 deck are dealt into 8 tableau piles. There are Four Free Cells (top left) and four foundation piles (top right). The object of the game is to build up all 52 cards on foundations from Ace to King by suit. Top cards of tableau piles and cards from the Free Cells are available for play. You can build tableau piles down by alternating color. Only one card at a time can be moved (but you can move group of cards in the proper sequence if you have enough free Cells and/or tableau piles). The top card of any tableau pile can also be moved to any Free Cell. Each Free Cell may contain only one card. Cards in the cells can be moved to the foundation piles or back to the tableau piles, if possible.

The object of the game is to build eight foundations up in suit from ace to king. Within the tableau, cards are built down and in suit. Spaces within the tableau may be filled with any card. Click on the stock to get a new card to play

Build the four piles (top right) up in suit from Ace to King. Cards on the tableau are build down in alternate color. Groups of cards can be moved if they are in sequence down and in alternate color. Empty spaces can be filled by a King or a sequence starting with a King.

Stack all cards on the two card wheels. On the right stack from 7 up to King and on the left stack down from 6 to Ace. You can play 1 of the 8 cards above or below the wheels. You can play on the 2 wheels or on the open stack in the right circle and you can get new cards from the closed stack in the left circle.

28 cards are dealt face up. The remaining cards are put aside face down. This is the so-called stock. As soon as the supply is exhausted and you cannot combine any more cards, the game ends. To win this solitaire card game, you must remove the cards from the table. To remove cards, combine them with the value 13. Each numbered card counts as its value.

Eliminate all cards from the tableau by building up or down on the foundations. You can build regardless of suit. You cannot build on the tableau.

Combine 2 of the same cards to remove those cards. Try to remove all cards. Click on the closed stack to get new open cards.

Classic Canfield Solitaire game. Move all cards to the 4 foundation piles starting with the initial card in ascending order. On the tableau build down by alternate color. Use the stock (top left) or waste pile (left) for new cards. You can wrap from King to Ace.

Move all the cards to the foundations: build up in suit on the left and build down in suit on the right. On the tableau you can build up or down in suit and wrap from Ace to King or King to Ace. In the first 3 levels you can fill spaces with any card but in the last level you cannot. You have a limited number of shuffles.

Solitaire card game

All cards from 1 deck are dealt into 8 tableau piles. There are Four Free Cells (top left) and four foundation piles (top right). The object of the game is to build up all 52 cards on foundations from Ace to King by suit.