In the game Double Tower of Hanoi Solitaire you have to arrange all nine cards of a color in a single row. Use your mouse or fingers and start with the 9 at the top and finish the row with the ace.

Remove all the cards until only the 4 aces are left. When the top cards of two piles have the same suit, you can click the lower ranking card to remove it. Aces are the highest ranking cards. When a pile is empty, you can click to move any top card to its place. Click the bottom deck to deal new cards.
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Move all cards to the top 8 stacks, the left 4 upwards in the color from ace to king and the right 4 down in the color from king to ace. You cannot move the cards on the playing field, but only place them to the top 8 stacks or to the card revealed. You can move cards from the playing field to the faced cards below, but only if they match in color and 1 value is higher or lower.

The goal of the game Blind Freecell is to discard all 52 cards on objectives from ace to king and by color. The top cards of the discard stacks and the cards on the Free Cells can be played. You can place cards on the drop stacks if they have changing values and colors. Only one card can be moved per turn (but you can move groups of cards in the correct order if you have Free Cells and/or Discard Stacks). The top card of each drop stack can also be moved to a Free Cell. Each Free Cell can also contain only one card. Cards in the Free Cells can be moved to the targets or moved back to the drop stacks if possible.

Place the cards on the four stacks, in a card color from ace to king. Cards can be placed on the playing field, in descending order and in alternating color. You can only place one king or a sequence of cards that begins with a king in an empty field.

The goal of the game is to form four decks of cards in one color each in ascending order from ace to king. Cards can be sorted on the playing field in alternating color and descending order.

In the card game Three Cell Solitaire, all cards from the card supply are dealt in 8 stacks. The goal of the game is to discard all 52 cards on target kicks from ace to king and by color. The top cards of the discard stacks and the cards on the Free Cells can be played. You can place cards on the drop stacks if they have changing values and colors. Only one card can be moved per turn (but you can move groups of cards in the correct order if you have Free Cells and/or Discard Stacks). The top card of each drop stack can also be moved to a Free Cell. Each Free Cell can also contain only one card. Cards in the Free Cells can be moved to the targets or moved back to the drop stacks if possible.

Play all cards from the playing field by selecting open cards that are 1 higher or 1 lower in value than the open card. For new cards, click on the bump.

Place all 52 cards on the 4 slots in the upper right according to their color from ace to king. The lowest cards on the playing field are movable or entire sequences. You can hang down cards if they are in the alternating color and their value is 1 lower.

Find the Ace of Heart and move all the cards to the storage area. Start with the Ace of Heart and then play the remaining Heart Cards to the King. Then place any ace and fill that color until you have discarded all four colors. On the playing field you create descending in the same color (cross, spades, etc.). You can move entire stacks, regardless of the cards they contain, as long as the top card matches the new slot. Click the draw stack (top left) to deal new cards.

Combine all cards into pairs that add up to 13. Valid pairs are Queen-Ace, Jack-2, 10-3, 8-5, 7-6.

Remove all cards in this classic tri-peaks game. Remove all cards by placing cards that have a value 1 higher or lower than the open card at the bottom right. On the ace you can put the king or the 2. The Joker (scarab) fits everywhere.

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Remove all the cards by selecting cards that are 1 higher or 1 lower then the top card on the foundation. You can play either a king or a 2 on an Ace. Use the Temp places to park a card temporarily.

Variant on the classic Spider Solitaire card game. Create sequences of cards in suit from King to Ace to remove them from the game. You can move a card or a valid sequence (independent of color) to an empty spot or to a card 1 higher in value. Click on the stack (top left) to get new cards.

Turn the tiles around and try to bring them together in pairs. Try to finish the game in as few moves as possible. Assign the same pair of animals to the cards before the time is up.

You have never played a game of solitaire quite like this one. Join this brigade of bodacious bunnies as they take you on a magical adventure. Collect coins and boosters while they help you improve your card playing skills. Game submits score in the background without refreshing the page.

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Exchange Student Zero: Flip And Find is a card game where you have to find the pairs as quickly as possible, 2 to 9 pairs, you'll have to find all back before the end of the lap.

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