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Cards are moved singly. Any card can be moved over another card of the same suit or rank that is in the space immediately to its left or three spaces to its left. The card that is covered is removed from play. All the cards (if any) in spaces to the right of the resulting gap are moved to the left one space so as to close the gap. Double-clicking causes the card to move three spaces, if possible, or failing that one space to the left.
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Located in
C/accordion.xml:56(sect2/para)
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Six piles, deal card face up in first pile. Place one card face down on all other piles. Place one card face up on the first two piles then one card face down on all covered piles. Place three cards face up and the rest face down and so on. Repeat gradually revealing more cards each time until there are six rows with six cards. Tableau can be built down in alternating colors. Builds of cards can be moved. Empty piles can only be filled by Kings or group of cards starting with a King.
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Located in
C/aunt_mary.xml:52(row/entry)
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There are two types of Tableau piles: "Standard" piles, and "Hole" piles. The first five piles of each row (the ones with three cards) are the Standard piles. An empty standard pile CANNOT have a new card placed on it. The last pile of each row (the ones with two cards) are the Hole piles. An empty Hole pile CAN have a new card placed on it.
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Located in
C/bear_river.xml:91(sect2/para)
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Try to free up one or more Hole piles early.
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Located in
C/bear_river.xml:116(sect2/para)
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The Reserve exists mainly to deal cards into empty slots of the Tableau. However, when there is only one card left in the Reserve, it will become visible and is in play.
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Located in
C/eagle-wing.xml:98(sect2/para)
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A little planning goes a long way. Check before piling cards in a Tableau. Remember the three card in a slot rule.
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Located in
C/eagle-wing.xml:129(sect2/para)
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Any empty Tableau slots must be filled if possible before dealing more cards. Clicking on the Stock deals one card face up on to each Tableau pile. The last deal places one card face up on the first three piles. There are no redeals.
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Located in
C/easthaven.xml:71(sect2/para)
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Move cards up to the Foundation when you can because the next deal may block it. However since cards in the Foundation are no longer in play, you may get stuck later needing that card. Hopefully this conundrum will be the most difficult one facing you today.
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Located in
C/easthaven.xml:95(sect2/para)
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Eight piles at top. Each reserve can only hold one card. The first four Reserve piles are each dealt one card at the beginning of the game.
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Located in
C/eight_off.xml:39(row/entry)
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Eight piles underneath the Reserves. The cards are dealt face up on to the Tableau, with six cards in each of the slots.
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Located in
C/eight_off.xml:47(row/entry)
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