Simplicity Solitaire
Simplicity is
played with 1 deck of playing cards. It contains twelve cards dealt
into two rows of six. The thirteenth card deal becomes the base of
the first formation. Also, building in the tableau is down by
alternating colors.
The card in the top
left corner of the layout becomes the first foundation. Called the
starting card or base card, it changes relating to any shuffle.
The other three
corners are the remaining foundations. Cards of the same rank as the
first foundation need to be placed there.
Foundations (4 piles: complete these piles to win the
game)
Build up in suit (for example, a 5 can be played on a 4 ) from the
base card to the rank just below the base card until each pile
contains 13 cards.
Ranking of cards is continuous: build Aces after Kings when
necessary.
Tableau (12 piles)
Build down in alternating colors (for example, a 10 can be played on
a Jack ).
Ranking of cards is continuous: build Kings after Aces when
necessary.
The top card of each pile is available for play to the foundations
or to the tableau.
Only one card at a time can be moved.
Spaces may be filled with any available card.
Stock
Turn cards up one at a time from the stock to the waste by clicking.
There is no redeal.
Waste (1 pile)
The top card is available for play to the foundations or to the
tableau.
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