Aunt Mary Solitaire

This captivating card game bears resemblance to Yukon Solitaire, yet features several key differences that may necessitate a shift in your strategy. At the outset, players receive 6 cards distributed across 6 tableau piles. The initial pile showcases all 6 cards face up, while the second pile displays 5 face-up cards, and this pattern continues until the final pile, which reveals just 1 card. The surplus cards form the stock pile. Your objective is to transfer all the cards into 4 foundation piles, which must be constructed in ascending order from A to K, each suited appropriately. The tableau piles are organized in descending order, adhering to the rule of alternating colors. You have the flexibility to move sequences of cards between tableau piles as long as you follow the established rules. Should a tableau pile become vacant, only a King can be placed in that empty space. Additionally, you have the option to draw one card from the stock pile, which can then be played into the tableau following the same rules. Cards from both the tableau and stock may also be placed into the foundation piles if they comply with the necessary conditions. It is important to note that once the stock cards have been utilized, they cannot be replenished, reinforcing the importance of strategic play. With a blend of careful planning and a bit of luck, you can strive to successfully transfer all the cards to the foundation piles. The more cards you successfully place there, the higher your final score will be, adding to the competitive excitement of this challenging solitaire card game.

Categories and tags of the game : Cards