Setup and opening position
Four suited Queen destinations are preseeded, twelve other foundations begin empty, one waste card is exposed, and the remaining ninety-nine cards form the stock; there is no tableau or reserve.
Place all 104 cards into the sixteen role-specific suited foundations.
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Place all 104 cards into the sixteen role-specific suited foundations.
Complete guide
Boudoir is a complete browser implementation with its own versioned rules profile. Sort a two-deck waste directly into sixteen specialized suited destinations for Aces, Queens, Jacks, and descending Tens.
Four suited Queen destinations are preseeded, twelve other foundations begin empty, one waste card is exposed, and the remaining ninety-nine cards form the stock; there is no tableau or reserve.
Only the exposed waste card can move. Four suited foundations rise from Ace, four single-card slots take the remaining Queens, four take Jacks, and four suited foundations descend from Ten through wrap for eleven cards. Draw singly and recycle the waste at most twice.
Place all 104 cards into the sixteen role-specific suited foundations. Treat the final pass as a fixed queue and play every available role card immediately, especially isolated Jacks and Queens with no alternate holding area.
Identify a waste card's exact role before drawing over it, and advance the long Ace-up and Ten-down sequences evenly so both copies of crowded ranks retain legal destinations. Queens and Jacks have dedicated one-card slots, while a Ten-down foundation follows a different sequence; sending a picture card to the wrong structure is illegal.
Place all 104 cards into the sixteen role-specific suited foundations.
Only the exposed waste card can move. Four suited foundations rise from Ace, four single-card slots take the remaining Queens, four take Jacks, and four suited foundations descend from Ten through wrap for eleven cards. Draw singly and recycle the waste at most twice.
Identify a waste card's exact role before drawing over it, and advance the long Ace-up and Ten-down sequences evenly so both copies of crowded ranks retain legal destinations.