Freecell Solitaire: How to play

One of the addictive types of solitaire is Freecell solitaire and it was the year of 1978 when it was invented by Mr. Paul Alfille. The game is one of the exciting varieties of Solitaire and winning the game mainly depends on your skills. Whenever I get free time I call my friends over to my house and we play fexi solitaire games.

About layout- The playing cards are dealt out with the face upwards into 8 columns until all of the 52 cards are finally dealt. Yes the cards can overlie as long as you, as a player, can see which cards are beneath the top cards. This is one of the main differences between Freecell and Klondike Solitaire. You get to make a choice as where you would like to place your four cards.

How to play- While playing, you should concentrate on having Aces of four suits. It is your task to take the Aces to the base row quickly. You have to play the cards which are amid the columns by making rows of cards, but it has to be made in a descending order. For instance – you can put a red of nine on a black ten. You can put a card into the free cell; this will help in easy access to the cards available in the column to reach the Aces. You should seek the lesser numbers for every suit and move cards in a manner to have more access to the lesser numbers. You have to move the cards to the base quickly and make sure to raise the base evenly so that you have the cards which you can use it in the columns.

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