Aunt Mary Solitaire

This engaging solitaire game closely resembles Yukon Solitaire but introduces some subtle variations that may necessitate adjustments in your strategy. At the outset, six tableau piles are dealt, with six cards in the first pile (all face up), five in the second, continuing in this pattern until the sixth pile, which contains just a single face-up card. The remaining cards form the stock pile for drawing. Your main goal is to move all cards into four foundation piles, each built upward from Ace to King within the same suit. The tableau piles are arranged to be built downward in alternating colors, and you can move any sequence of face-up tableau cards as long as they follow this rule, placing them onto another tableau pile. When a tableau pile becomes empty, only a King can be placed into that space, maintaining the game’s challenge. You can also draw a card from the stock pile and move it onto a tableau pile if it follows the descending and alternating color rule. Additionally, options include transferring eligible cards from the tableau or stock to the foundation piles, adhering to suit and sequence rules. Unlike some solitaire variants, once the stock cards are exhausted, no redeals are permitted—your strategy must be efficient and deliberate. With careful planning and a bit of luck, you can uncover opportunities to transfer all cards to their respective foundation piles. The more cards you successfully move to the foundations, the higher your score, making this challenging yet rewarding game an excellent test of your solitaire skills.

Categories and tags of the game : Cards