Classic Card Game Solitaire^ – Best Card Game

For all those people who suffer from boredom, who are completely clueless about what to do in their free time, and who feel hopeless after spending their day at work, here’s one solution for you all. The solution is in 3 syllables – Solitaire. 

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What is Solitaire?

Solitaire is a card game played with a single deck. The given cards are required to be arranged in a particular order. When that arrangement is achieved, the player will win the game. In other words, all four suits of cards need to be completed. But where does the word come from? Let’s further proceed in the ocean of Solitaire. 

Origin of the word “Solitaire”:-

The word “Solitaire” has undergone various developments over the years. Originally from the Latin “Solitarius”, later becoming “solitary” in French and English, we finally got the word “Solitaire” in the early 18th century. Solitary simply means to be alone, a single person. As Solitaire is fundamentally a single-player game, hence the implication of its meaning. Having been subjected to different developments, Solitaire came into existence. 

Ultimate Goal of Solitaire:-

Done with the history lesson, let us now understand what to do to win the game. The aim of the game is to place the aces from the “Stock” or “Waste” to the 4 “Foundations” in the given order. After that, complete the Foundations by placing the thirteen cards in serial order on their respective positions, from Ace to King. In layman terms, the player is required to complete all the four suits. 

Some Important Prerequisite Knowledge:-

The basic terminology of Solitaire might send you head over heels in the beginning, but once becoming familiar with these will prove valuable for a long time. For an in-depth understanding of the jargon of Solitaire, you may click here. 

How to Play this Unique Card Game?

Getting equipped with the pre-requisites, we will further get to know about the rules of the game. 

1. Stock cards should be laid face-up on the trash. 
2. The top card of the garbage pile may be played onto the tableau or the foundations. 
3. The top card of each tableau pile may also be played onto one or more tableau piles or the foundations. 
4. The tableau cards can be arranged in order or by alternating colors. 
5. It is possible to move a card sequence from one tableau column to the next. 
6. A new tableau card, which can only be filled with a King, is created when a face-down tableau card is revealed. 
7. Once the stock is depleted, it can be recycled from the trash heap. 
8. You will win the game when all foundations are filled, but you will lose it when there are no more moves remaining in the game. 

Types of Drawing Cards:- 

There are two types in which cards can be drawn in Solitaire: Draw 1 and Draw 3. It implies that there are two ways to remove cards from the stock. By default, you can draw one card at a time, which is more practical. You can switch the game mode to the more difficult draw-3 mode from the options menu.

Standard Scoring Criteria:-

From the options menu, Standard Scoring can be turned on. The typical scoring criteria are as follows:

Waste to Tableau	+5 Points
Waste to Foundation	+10 Points
Tableau to Foundation	+10 points
Turn over Tableau Card	+5 Points
Foundation to Tableau	-15 Points