Setup and opening position
Four face-up cards start four tableau piles, one card starts the waste, four foundations are empty, and the remaining forty-seven cards form a stock with no redeal.
Assembly Solitaire
Move all fifty-two cards to the four thirteen-card foundations.
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How to play
Move all fifty-two cards to the four thirteen-card foundations.
- Four face-up cards start four tableau piles, one card starts the waste, four foundations are empty, and the remaining forty-seven cards form a stock with no redeal.
- Foundations build upward by rank from Ace. Move one exposed tableau or waste card to a foundation; tableau builds downward by rank one card at a time. Only a waste card may start an empty tableau pile, and stock cards are drawn singly.
- Move all fifty-two cards to the four thirteen-card foundations.
Strategy tips
- Use waste cards to create empty-pile starters, then shift exposed tableau cards downward to uncover low foundation ranks before drawing again.
- A tableau card cannot fill an empty pile; clearing a pile without a suitable waste card ready can remove needed workspace.
- Preserve one waste-started lane until the stock is nearly empty so late blockers can still be assembled into descending order.
Complete guide
Rules, scoring, and strategy
Assembly Solitaire is a complete browser implementation with its own versioned rules profile. Assemble four Ace-up foundations while organizing a one-card-at-a-time descending tableau from the waste.
Legal moves and game flow
Foundations build upward by rank from Ace. Move one exposed tableau or waste card to a foundation; tableau builds downward by rank one card at a time. Only a waste card may start an empty tableau pile, and stock cards are drawn singly.
Winning and terminal positions
Move all fifty-two cards to the four thirteen-card foundations. Preserve one waste-started lane until the stock is nearly empty so late blockers can still be assembled into descending order.
Practical strategy
Use waste cards to create empty-pile starters, then shift exposed tableau cards downward to uncover low foundation ranks before drawing again. A tableau card cannot fill an empty pile; clearing a pile without a suitable waste card ready can remove needed workspace.
Questions players ask
What is the objective in Assembly Solitaire?
Move all fifty-two cards to the four thirteen-card foundations.
Which moves are legal in Assembly Solitaire?
Foundations build upward by rank from Ace. Move one exposed tableau or waste card to a foundation; tableau builds downward by rank one card at a time. Only a waste card may start an empty tableau pile, and stock cards are drawn singly.
What should I plan first in Assembly Solitaire?
Use waste cards to create empty-pile starters, then shift exposed tableau cards downward to uncover low foundation ranks before drawing again.
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