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    Plays: 22233 Grump, the ultimate solitaire competition. No more solitaire by yourself, play five computer players in a race to the finish. |  Plays: 21708 Eight Off is a patience game similar to Freecell, in which only a single card can be moved, but there are eight free cells available to store cards, and cards are stacked by suit. | |||
 Plays: 21008 Move all the cards to the foundation (the top right piles). The foundation cards must have the same suit and in ascending order. You can put a card to the tableau cards (the middle piles) if the tableau pile is empty or if the card is one point smaller than the top card and they have different colors. You can put any card to the cells (the top left places). |  Plays: 20728 OMFG these cards are out of order! An online version of klondike / solitaire / patience, play a card puzzle game every day and compete with other players to find the best solution. | |||
 Plays: 20278 Freecell is based on the classic Freecell solitaire, but with a special twist! Use the golden cards to your advantage, either to bring forward an obscured card or boost your score! |  Plays: 18449 Lovers of poker beware: can you form the best hands by using 25 cards from the deck? At the start of the game, 25 empty spaces are aligned in a 5X5 grid. Then a card from the stock pile on the left is dealt, and you have to decide which space the card will move to by clicking on the target space. The goal of the game is to form the best 10 poker hands both horizontally and vertically. When all of the spaces are filled, you will be given a score based on the hierarchy of the poker hands, rated as follows: Royal Flush 100 points, Straight Flush 75 points, Four of a Kind 50 points, Full House 25 points, Flush 20 points, Straight 15 points, Three of a Kind 10 points, Two Pair 5 points, and One Pair 2 points. | |||
 Plays: 17733 In the game of Beleaguered Castle Solitaire you have to build the foundation piles up in suit. There are four foundation piles in the center of the play area and eight tableau piles. YOu must move all the cards to the foundation piles which will be built up according to suit! The tableau piles are built downward in suit. You can only move one card to the top of the tableau pile. This rendtion will prove to be difficult but their is no doubt it is very fun! |  Plays: 17492 Pyramid Solitaire game, combine the values of 2 cards to 13. A King is worth 13 and can be played alone, a Queen is worth 12, a Jack is worth 11 and an Ace is worth 1. The other cards are worth their face value. | |||
 Plays: 16955 Tweenty-one its a game that you enter in a big gang called the "Twenty one" they are rich and powerful ,your task is to become the boss of the gang playing a new style of blackjack.Ingame you can buy houses, cars ,etc. To get promoted in the gang .With time you will have your own men playing blackjack for you...they level up and play with a style of your chooise. |  Plays: 16666 Move all the cards to the foundation (the top right piles). The foundation cards must have the same suit and in ascending order. You can put a card to the tableau cards (the middle piles) if the tableau pile is empty or if the card is one point smaller than the top card and they have different colors. You can put any card to the cells (the top left places). | |||
 Plays: 15878 Ederon is a multiplayer online collectible card game that you can play from any browser over the internet. Manage your deck, buy boosters, trade cards, go to tournaments and level up in this incredible online world! |  Plays: 15744 Get to know your past, present and future by entering your name and date of birth. | |||
 Plays: 14749 Stonewall is a traditional patience game, similar to Klondike. The aim is to build from ace to king on the four foundations. Cards can be moved around the tableau singly or in red-black sequences. There is a 16 card reserve; cards can be moved from this at any time, but cards cannot be moved back to the reserve. |  Plays: 14118 Play this Chinese card game against a group of Chinese beauties. | |||
 Plays: 13818 A fantastic crossover of the famous Demon Solitaire and Forty Thieves Solitaire, Demons and Thieves will test your organization ability amidst different arrangements. Your goal in this game is to move all cards to the 8 foundations at the top of the screen, building up by suit and starting with the cards of the same rank as the card dealt to the leftmost foundation, wrapping from K to A if necessary. When the game starts, 1 face-up card will be dealt to the leftmost foundation serving as the starting rank. Under the foundations are 9 tableau piles. Each of the 4 tableau piles on the left side will be dealt 1 face-up card, while each of the 5 tableau piles on the right side will be dealt 8 face-up cards. 13 face-up cards will be dealt to the reserve pile on the left of the tableau piles. The remaining cards will be placed face-down to the stock pile at the top left corner of the screen, and 1 face-up card will be dealt to the discard pile on the right of the stock pile. The 4 tableau piles on the left side are to be built down by alternating colors, while the 5 tableau piles on the right side are to be built down by suit. In both cases, cards should be wrapped from A to K if necessary. You can move a group of cards to another tableau pile if it forms a legal descending sequence in its current tableau pile, for example, a 7 of spades and a 6 of hearts on a tableau pile on the left side can be moved as a group to a tableau pile on the right side, since they form a legal sequence on the left side. This kind of card movements is called "shift". The top cards on the reserve pile and the discard pile can be moved to a tableau pile or a foundation. If you have run out of moves, you can click the stock pile to deal a new card to the discard pile. The stock pile allows 2 redeals. Challenge your skills now and make as many strategic shifts among the tableau piles as possible! |  Plays: 13762 Dieppe is a simple two pack solitaire game in which you must build from ace to king on the eight foundations. Cards can be moved in the tableau in rank order regardless of suit. | |||
 Plays: 13696 Match alike adjacent cards until all the cards are eliminated. |  Plays: 13637 Join the league of solitaire elites and see if you can conquer the difficult Alternation Solitaire! Using 2 decks of standard playing cards, your goal in this game is to move all cards by suit from A to K to the foundations. When the game starts, 8 empty foundations will be located at the top of the screen. Each of the 7 tableau piles below the foundations will be dealt 7 cards alternating between face-up and face-down, i.e. the first card on a tableau pile is face-up, the second card is face-down, the third card is face-up, and so on. The remaining cards will be placed face-down to the stock pile on the left of the tableau piles, and 1 face-up card will be dealt to the discard pile below the stock pile. The tableau piles are to be built down by alternating colors, and each time you can move a card or a group of cards to another tableau pile according to this rule. The face-down cards on the tableau piles will be turned face-up when the cards on top of them are removed. If a tableau pile becomes empty, you can move a K or a group starts with a K to it. The top card on the discard pile can be moved to a tableau pile or a foundation. If you have run out of moves, you can click the stock pile to deal a new card to the discard pile. But if the stock pile becomes empty and you cannot make any more moves, you lose. Make wise moves to solve the peculiar puzzle! | |||
 Plays: 13451 Osmosis, also known as Treasure Trove, is an interesting solitaire game played with a deck of 52 standard playing cards. Your goal in this game is to move all cards by suit regardless of ranks to the foundations. When the game starts, you will be given 4 vertically arranged reserve piles on the left of the screen. Each of these reserve piles has 3 face-down cards plus 1 face-up card on the top. In the middle of the screen are 4 vertically arranged foundations. 1 face-up card will be dealt to the top foundation as the starting rank, while the other foundations are empty. The remaining cards are placed face-down to the stock pile at the top right, and then 1 face-up card will be dealt to the discard pile underneath. The foundations are to be built by suit regardless of ranks. Note that the three empty foundations must begin with cards of the same rank as the first card of the top foundation, for example, if the first card of the top foundation is an 8 of hearts, the other foundations must also start with an 8. Cards in the foundations are fanned from left to right. After a card of the starting rank has been placed to an empty foundation, you can move a card to this foundation if a card of the same rank has already been placed in the foundation above it. For example, an 8 of spades has been moved to the second foundation, and in the top foundation are 8, 3 and J of hearts. In this case, you can move 3 and J of spades to the second foundation. Each time you can click and drag the top card from a reserve pile or the discard pile to the foundations. If you have run out of moves, you can click the stock pile to deal a new card to the discard pile. When the stock pile has run out of cards, you can click the empty stock pile to redeal. Play now and see how quickly you can collect all cards! |  Plays: 12922 Handle the double gracefully to enjoy the doubled fun! Your goal in this game is to move the cards to the foundations by suit from A to K, then start from A again, until all cards are moved to the foundations. 2 decks of standard playing cards will be used, making a total of 104 cards. When the game starts, 4 of the Ace cards will be dealt to the foundations at the top right corner of the screen, while each of the 10 tableau piles will be dealt 10 face up cards. 6 empty reserve cells are located at the top left corner of the screen. Cards on the tableau piles are to be built down in alternating colors, for example, a 6 of hearts can be moved to the top of a 7 of spades or a 7 of clubs. Each time you can click and drag 1 card to another tableau pile, an empty reserve cell, or the foundations. Note that each of the reserve cells can only hold 1 card, while an empty tableau pile can only be occupied by a King. 500 points will be awarded for each card successfully moved to the foundation. If you are not satisfied with the current progress, you can click the Give Up button at the bottom of the screen to quit the current game. Careful planning and wise strategies are the keys to come out victorious from the mind-blowing maze of cards! | |||
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