Goal
Move all cards to the foundations.
At a glance
Like Penguin, but no cards are dealt to the foundations at the start of the game (like Tuxedo).
If any reserves are used, the top card of the tableau
pile next to it is flipped face-down and that pile can't
be used until that reserve is emptied.
Move all cards to the foundations.
The top left card is called the Beak and determines the base
rank for the foundations. The three other cards of the same rank
are placed to the foundations.
The seven piles build down by same suit, wrapping around from Ace to King.
Empty spaces may only be filled by a card or a sequence
one below the Beak's rank.
The seven free cells (also called the Flipper) can hold
any - and just one - card.
Move all cards to the foundations.
Like Penguin,
but no cards are dealt to the foundations at the
start of the game - the foundations are built up from
ace to king. The last three cards are dealt to the
first, fourth, and seventh tableaus.
Move all cards to the foundations.
The top left card is called the Beak and determines the base
rank for the foundations. The three other cards of the same rank
are placed to the foundations.
The seven piles build down by same suit, wrapping around from Ace to King.
Empty spaces may only be filled by a card or a sequence
one below the Beak's rank.
The seven free cells (also called the Flipper) can hold
any - and just one - card.Base game rules: Penguin
Goal
How to play
Base game rules: Tuxedo
Goal
At a glance
Base game rules: Penguin
Goal
How to play
New to solitaire? A few useful terms
Game-rule reference adapted from PySolFC documentation, licensed under GPL v3 or later. References describe the game’s mechanics.