How to Play Indian Solitaire
Indian solitaire is a solitaire game that uses two decks of playing cards, with a twist on tableau building. Tableaus may be built down in suit, however two suits can't touch when building.
Indian Solitaire Rules
| Players: 1 | Type: Solitaire | Supplies: 2 Decks |
Objective
The objective of Indian solitaire is to build the foundation piles up in suit from ace to king.
Setup
Deal out ten tableau piles, with three cards each, the first card is face down, the top two are face up. Place the remaining deck face down to form the stock.
Game Play
When an ace becomes available, move it above the tableau to form a foundation pile. There are two foundation piles per
suit. Foundation piles are built up in sequence from ace to king. No more than 13 cards per foundation pile are allowed.
The top card of the waste pile and each tableau pile are available for play. Tableau piles may be built down in sequence
in any suit except for the suit of the top card of the tableau pile. You may never build the tableau piles down and have
two of the same suits touching. A card or group of cards in the proper sequence may be moved from one tableau pile to
another.
When a tableau pile becomes empty, it may be filled by any available card or group of cards in the same sequence. When
there are no more moves you want to make, flip over the top card of the stock to form or add to the waste pile.
To Win
To win Indian solitaire, all eight foundation piles must be built from ace to king in suit.