Goal
Move all of the cards except the queens to the foundations.
How to play
Striptease is a risqué variation of Take Away.
Four tableau stacks of 13 cards each are dealt. The queens are placed at the bottom of these stacks, and a single face-down card is dealt on top of the queens. The remaining cards are dealt face-up.
Cards may be moved to one of the six foundations one at a time. Any card may be used to start one of the foundations, but after that, the foundations are built in sequence up or down in rank. Turning the corner is allowed, so aces may be played on kings, and vice versa.
Queens are skipped when building sequences on the foundations, so jacks may be played directly on kings and vice versa.
You may not move cards between tableau stacks.
The face-down cards remain face-down until all of the face-up cards, except the queens, have been moved to the foundation. Then, they are all revealed.
You win if you get all the cards to the foundations except for the queens.
Move all of the cards to the foundations.
The cards are dealt into four tableau stacks of 13 face-up cards each.
Cards may be moved to one of the six foundations one at a time. Any
card may be used to start one of the foundations, but after that, the
foundations are built in sequence up or down in rank. Turning the
corner is allowed, so aces may be played on kings, and vice versa.
You may not move cards between tableau stacks.
You win if you get all the cards to the foundations.Base game rules: Take Away
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.