Setup and opening position
Two decks deal one exposed card to each of twelve tableau columns. Eight foundations begin empty and the other 92 cards remain in a row-deal stock.
Blockade Solitaire
Complete eight same-suit Ace-to-King foundations with both decks.
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How to play
Complete eight same-suit Ace-to-King foundations with both decks.
- Two decks deal one exposed card to each of twelve tableau columns. Eight foundations begin empty and the other 92 cards remain in a row-deal stock.
- Build and move exposed same-suit descending sequences. While stock remains, vacating a tableau column immediately fills it with the next stock card; only after the stock is empty may any card or valid sequence enter a vacancy. A stock click may deal one card to each column whenever cards remain. Foundations rise by suit from Ace to King, with no redeal.
- Complete eight same-suit Ace-to-King foundations with both decks.
Strategy tips
- Treat each apparent empty-column move as a forced stock reveal until the stock is exhausted, and choose each twelve-card row only after preparing as many compatible tableau tops as practical.
- A vacancy is not working space while stock remains; automatic refill occurs immediately after the source column empties.
- Time the last row deal so the final stock cards land on compatible suits, then exploit true empty columns only after the stock reaches zero.
Complete guide
Rules, scoring, and strategy
Blockade Solitaire is a complete browser implementation with its own versioned rules profile. Build twelve same-suit descending columns whose vacancies are automatically blockaded by the remaining stock.
Legal moves and game flow
Build and move exposed same-suit descending sequences. While stock remains, vacating a tableau column immediately fills it with the next stock card; only after the stock is empty may any card or valid sequence enter a vacancy. A stock click may deal one card to each column whenever cards remain. Foundations rise by suit from Ace to King, with no redeal.
Winning and terminal positions
Complete eight same-suit Ace-to-King foundations with both decks. Time the last row deal so the final stock cards land on compatible suits, then exploit true empty columns only after the stock reaches zero.
Practical strategy
Treat each apparent empty-column move as a forced stock reveal until the stock is exhausted, and choose each twelve-card row only after preparing as many compatible tableau tops as practical. A vacancy is not working space while stock remains; automatic refill occurs immediately after the source column empties.
Questions players ask
What is the objective in Blockade Solitaire?
Complete eight same-suit Ace-to-King foundations with both decks.
Which moves are legal in Blockade Solitaire?
Build and move exposed same-suit descending sequences. While stock remains, vacating a tableau column immediately fills it with the next stock card; only after the stock is empty may any card or valid sequence enter a vacancy. A stock click may deal one card to each column whenever cards remain. Foundations rise by suit from Ace to King, with no redeal.
What should I plan first in Blockade Solitaire?
Treat each apparent empty-column move as a forced stock reveal until the stock is exhausted, and choose each twelve-card row only after preparing as many compatible tableau tops as practical.
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