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Canadian Patience

(Two-Deck game type; 2 decks (104 cards); no redeal)
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Game time: Long

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Difficulty level: Easy

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Skill level: Mostly skill

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Chance of winning: High (about 1 in 3)

Object of the game: To move all the cards to the foundations.

Solitaire Rules

Foundations

(8 piles: complete these piles to win the game)

  • Study the tableau to determine the starting card for each foundation. There must be two foundations per suit. The starting card (base cards) for each of the 8 foundations may be different.

  • The card which appears in the box above a foundation is the card you need to build up to in order to complete the foundation.

  • Build up in suit from the cards you have chosen until each pile contains 13 cards (for example, a 2 can be played on an Ace).

Reserve

(8 piles of 8 cards each)

Tableau

(8 columns of 5 cards each)

  • Build up or down in alternating colors (for example, a 10 can be played on a Jack or on a 9).

  • The top card of each pile is available for play to the tableau or to the foundations.

  • Only one card at a time can be moved.

  • Ranking of cards is continuous: build Aces after Kings when necessary.

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