Freecell Double Deck
Basic strategy of a card game called double freecell in which two decks of cards are used is explained.(1)Its rule is similar to the one of freecell. Play a beautiful collection of FreeCell solitaire game variations, including: - FreeCell - FreeCell Two Decks - Baker's Game - Eight Off We support our apps and your feedback is welcome. To contact us, please. Play a beautiful collection of FreeCell solitaire game variations, including: - FreeCell - FreeCell Two Decks - Baker's Game - Eight Off We support our apps and your feedback is welcome. To contact us, please click the Support link below.
This version of the game is played with two decks of cards. Your goal is to build eight foundations. The cards in foundations have to be sorted in ascending sequence (i.e., from Ace to King).
Play a collection of 18 exciting Solitaire Card Games including FreeCell Two Decks. Double down with Double Freecell. This version of the card game freecell is played with 2 decks, instead of one! Win Double Freecell by getting all whopping 104 cards into the four foundations in the top right. Start with an Ace, and build up to the King-and then put another Ace back onto that very same foundation.
To sort cards, start assembling them in columns in descending order of alternating colors. You can move the cards one by one or several cards at a time. To move a sequence of cards, they need to be ordered by rank. You can drag and drop the cards you want to move or double click on them.
When you clear out one of the columns, place a King on an empty space. You can also move a sequence that starts with the King to an empty space. As soon as one of the Aces becomes free to play, you can start building the foundations.
There is also a stock of free cards. When there are no more cards that can to play on the tableau, click on the stock. One or three cards will be drawn, depending on which option you chose in the beginning. Use the cards from stock to continue the game. If you can’t play the card, it is moved to the waste pile. When all the cards are drawn, the waste pile will be turned over.
If you need to take a few steps back and rearrange the cards, use the infinite undo function.
Two Decks of Cards
Double Klondike Solitaire is played with two decks of cards. The object of the game is to build the 8 foundation piles up in suit from ace to king.
The tableau piles are built down by alternate colors. The top card of each pile is available for play on the foundations. Cards can be moved from one tableau pile to another only if all the face-up cards of the tableau pile are moved together. Empty spaces can be filled with a king or a group of cards beginning with a king.
Click on the stock pile to deal three cards to the waste pile. You may go through the stock any number of times.
Credits
Enjoy your favorite solitaire even more with Double Klondike Solitaire! The game is developed by GameBoss.
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Move all cards to the foundations
Foundations (top right rows)
- Build ascending sequences in suit
Reserves (top left rows)
- A reserve cell can hold only single card
- Cards can be moved to the tableau or the foundations
Tableau
- Build descending sequences in alternating colors
- Empty space can be filled with any card
- Complete or partial sequence can be moved if there are enough free cells
Use doubleclick to move a single card to its foundation
Use rightclick to move all available cards to the proper foundations
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