The Solitaire game is a time-tested classic. It’s been played for hundreds of years and, although its rules may change over time, Solitaire has remained one of the world’s most popular card games. It’s an interesting and challenging puzzle game, but it’s also a great game for brain training and meditation.

In Solitaire, you’ll need to deal with various challenges to reach the top. There are only two ways to deal with each challenge: to move a single card to the foundations or to pass them over. You’ll need to remove the cards from the tableau, the way you’ll do that depends on the game you’re playing. At the end of each game, your hand will be discarded.

To move a single card, you’ll need to follow the rules of standard playing cards:

# ROWS:

When the game begins, the tableau is always dealt in numerical order from the top of the tableau to the bottom. Each turn begins with a standard deal: a row of cards is dealt one at a time, and each card is placed into the tableau either in its standard position or face down, depending on the game you’re playing.

# PLAYING CARDS:

Play moves can only begin from the tableau. To move a card, you’ll need to remove it from the tableau and move it either to the foundations or the game. If there are cards on the foundations, play moves can begin from there.

# HOLDING THE TABLEAU:

The objective of the game is to move all cards from the tableau to the foundations.