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(Note: In Easy Eight Off Solitaire, any rank may be used to fill a column.) A non-King card may not be moved into an empty column.

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The King may come from either the free cell area or the bottom-most card in a pile. Any one card may be moved to an empty free cell.Īn important rule of Eight Off Solitaire is that when a column becomes vacant, it may only be filled with a King of any suit. A pile of 6 cards are dealt into each of the 8 columns in the tableau are and the remaining 4 cards are dealt into the leftmost 4 cells in the free cell area.Ī card may be moved by the player back and forth between the tableau and the free cell area. When the game starts, all 52 cards of a standard deck of playing cards are dealt face-up.

The goal of Eight Off is to build up all 4 of the suits in the foundation, each in order from the Ace to the King. From low to high, card ranks run in order from the Ace, to the Two, to the Three, and so on up to the Ten, the Jack, the Queen, and finally the King. Both ranks and suits of cards are important. – see how many moves you have already made.Eight Off is a FreeCell family solitaire game.Įight Off is played with one 52-card standard deck of playing cards. – see the elapsed game time or the status of your time limit on the timer, – cancel moves with UNDO or restore them with REDO, if necessary, – alternatively click on EASY, NORMAL or HARD to start a NEW GAME, You are probably already familiar with the menu bar from the standard version, our free Freecell Solitaire. You may have to correct this with another click. You can either grab each card with the mouse and manually drop it somewhere else, or you can click on it and see where it goes. Once you have chosen the level, the tableau appears in front of you in all its glory: 104 cards are waiting to be neatly sorted by you. Then give yourself a challenge: You can set a time limit of up to 59 minutes and 59 seconds.

With EASY, NORMAL and HARD, you have three levels at your disposal.

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What if all of the remaining cards suddenly set course for the target piles and the tableau solves itself? Congratulations – everything is sorted correctly!īut what if the tableau appears to be completely blocked, the HINT button doesn’t provide anything useful, and there is no time for a restart? Then simply play Baker’s Game or the classic version for free instead!

You can move both cards and sequences – but only if you have enough free spaces or empty free cells to rearrange the cards individually, should the need arise.

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Any card or series may be placed in completely cleared columns. Every black card must be followed by a red, and vice versa.Ģ. Create continuous descending series on exposed cards. Whether you are playing Double Freecell or the classic version, there is no difference in the way the rows are built:ġ. Cards may only be placed on them in a single suit and, starting with the ace, in ascending order. Fill the home cells by rearranging the rows of cards and storing disruptive cards in the eight free cells. So, take your time for this free Freecell marathon. two kings each of hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs. Your task is to sort all cards so that at the end you can only see the finished target piles in front of you, i.e. The other eight free spaces on the left represent the home cells on which to build your target piles. Eight free cells are available to you with our free Double Freecell, for short-term storage of individual cards. Big things are coming your way: 104 cards are lying face up in front of you, laid out in ten vertical rows, each with eleven or ten cards.

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