Setup and opening position
Only Aces and ranks Seven through Queen are used, for twenty-eight cards total. Four cards begin in four tableau piles; the remaining cards form the stock and four foundations start empty.
Complete all four seven-card foundations and clear the shortened deck.
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Complete all four seven-card foundations and clear the shortened deck.
Complete guide
Amazons Solitaire is a complete browser implementation with its own versioned rules profile. Build four shortened foundations through the unusual Ace, Seven-to-Queen sequence while repeatedly redealing four tableau cards.
Only Aces and ranks Seven through Queen are used, for twenty-eight cards total. Four cards begin in four tableau piles; the remaining cards form the stock and four foundations start empty.
Foundations follow A, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q. An exposed Ace or Queen may enter any eligible foundation, while the other ranks normally advance from the correspondingly positioned tableau. Deal one card to each unfinished tableau, and when the stock is empty gather and redeal the remaining tableau without a pass limit.
Complete all four seven-card foundations and clear the shortened deck. Use the flexible Aces and Queens to open foundation lanes, then align Sevens through Jacks with their tableau positions before the final gather.
Before each four-card deal, clear as many exposed legal cards as possible so new cards do not bury a needed middle rank. The sequence jumps directly from Ace to Seven; waiting for Twos or trying to build ordinary suited foundations wastes every redeal.
Complete all four seven-card foundations and clear the shortened deck.
Foundations follow A, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q. An exposed Ace or Queen may enter any eligible foundation, while the other ranks normally advance from the correspondingly positioned tableau. Deal one card to each unfinished tableau, and when the stock is empty gather and redeal the remaining tableau without a pass limit.
Before each four-card deal, clear as many exposed legal cards as possible so new cards do not bury a needed middle rank.