FreeCell Solitaire

In the solitaire game FreeCell is played with a deck of 52 cards. They are laid out in eight columns. There are four free cells and four " houses» for folding by suit — at the beginning of the game there are no cards. The goal of the game is to collect suits in ascending order from ACE to king.

• You can move cards from columns to other columns, to free cells, and to "houses".
• Move the cards in columns according to the principle of alternating colors and descending. For example, place the black two on the red three.
• In free cells, temporarily remove cards that prevent you from reaching the goal.
• You can also move cards and entire rows to the empty vertical rows.
• In the house, move the cards by suit, starting with the ACE and ending with the king.

Solitaire will be collected when all the suits are collected in the houses.

Tips for the game

• Examine the layout and determine which cards you want to transfer in the first place. Estimate how many cards you can remove to extract the desired one. 
• First of all, free up the aces as much as possible and move them to the houses. After that, try to unlock twos, threes, and so on.
• When filling in the free cells, remember that you can only get the kings out of them when the rows on the playing field are free.
• You can move cards stacked in order and with alternating colors to empty rows. Therefore, try to free up the columns.
• In an empty row, it is desirable to place the king — you can attach a long row of cards to it.
• As soon as possible, remove the cards that can be moved to the house from the playing field. 
• Collect as many chains as possible — you can attach them entirely to the highest card or send them to the vacant row. 

The popularity of FreeCell solitaire is explained by the fact that players do not feel an easy victory. To win, you will have to understand the rules and be smart. Patience and the desire to calculate the moves will be rewarded — there are almost no unsolvable layouts in the game.