Setup and opening position
Two decks provide one face-up base card for each of twenty tower piles, one initial face-up waste card, and an eighty-three-card stock with no redeal.
Eiffel Tower Solitaire
Use every stock and waste card on the twenty tower piles, leaving both stock and waste empty.
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How to play
Use every stock and waste card on the twenty tower piles, leaving both stock and waste empty.
- Two decks provide one face-up base card for each of twenty tower piles, one initial face-up waste card, and an eighty-three-card stock with no redeal.
- Move only the current waste card, placing it on any tower top when the two values total fourteen. Suit is irrelevant, and the next stock card is exposed automatically after a successful placement.
- Use every stock and waste card on the twenty tower piles, leaving both stock and waste empty.
Strategy tips
- Compare the waste against all twenty visible tops and prefer a destination whose new top leaves several copies of its complement available later in the double deck.
- This is not a pair-removal game: the tower's existing top remains underneath the waste card, and only the newly placed card controls the next match on that pile.
- Track the final stock order against the exposed tower values, preserving at least one compatible top for each of the last few waste cards.
Complete guide
Rules, scoring, and strategy
Eiffel Tower Solitaire is a complete browser implementation with its own versioned rules profile. Build twenty tower piles by placing each waste card on a top card whose value complements it to fourteen.
Legal moves and game flow
Move only the current waste card, placing it on any tower top when the two values total fourteen. Suit is irrelevant, and the next stock card is exposed automatically after a successful placement.
Winning and terminal positions
Use every stock and waste card on the twenty tower piles, leaving both stock and waste empty. Track the final stock order against the exposed tower values, preserving at least one compatible top for each of the last few waste cards.
Practical strategy
Compare the waste against all twenty visible tops and prefer a destination whose new top leaves several copies of its complement available later in the double deck. This is not a pair-removal game: the tower's existing top remains underneath the waste card, and only the newly placed card controls the next match on that pile.
Questions players ask
What is the objective in Eiffel Tower Solitaire?
Use every stock and waste card on the twenty tower piles, leaving both stock and waste empty.
Which moves are legal in Eiffel Tower Solitaire?
Move only the current waste card, placing it on any tower top when the two values total fourteen. Suit is irrelevant, and the next stock card is exposed automatically after a successful placement.
What should I plan first in Eiffel Tower Solitaire?
Compare the waste against all twenty visible tops and prefer a destination whose new top leaves several copies of its complement available later in the double deck.