Setup and opening position
One card is dealt to each of four reserve piles and the remainder stays in stock. Thirty-two empty foundations are arranged as eight columns of four rows and open in fixed column-major order.
Moojub
Move all fifty-two cards from the stock and reserves onto the ordered Moojub foundations.
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How to play
Move all fifty-two cards from the stock and reserves onto the ordered Moojub foundations.
- One card is dealt to each of four reserve piles and the remainder stays in stock. Thirty-two empty foundations are arranged as eight columns of four rows and open in fixed column-major order.
- Build an occupied foundation upward in suit with Ace after King. A new base must be the lowest visible card of its suit, match the foundation to its left after column one, and cannot replace an available extension.
- Move all fifty-two cards from the stock and reserves onto the ordered Moojub foundations.
Strategy tips
- Extend existing suited cycles before opening another base, and compare all four reserve tops so the lowest visible card establishes each new suit sequence at the right moment.
- A card cannot start an arbitrary empty foundation: earlier positions must already be open, first-column suits must differ, and later bases must match their left neighbor.
- When no reserve top can build, deal one card to every reserve; near the finish, verify that the new tops continue existing cycles before exposing another stock row.
Complete guide
Rules, scoring, and strategy
Moojub is a complete browser implementation with its own versioned rules profile. Feed four reserve stacks into thirty-two ordered, cyclic suited foundations whose base cards form an eight-column pattern.
Legal moves and game flow
Build an occupied foundation upward in suit with Ace after King. A new base must be the lowest visible card of its suit, match the foundation to its left after column one, and cannot replace an available extension.
Winning and terminal positions
Move all fifty-two cards from the stock and reserves onto the ordered Moojub foundations. When no reserve top can build, deal one card to every reserve; near the finish, verify that the new tops continue existing cycles before exposing another stock row.
Practical strategy
Extend existing suited cycles before opening another base, and compare all four reserve tops so the lowest visible card establishes each new suit sequence at the right moment. A card cannot start an arbitrary empty foundation: earlier positions must already be open, first-column suits must differ, and later bases must match their left neighbor.
Questions players ask
What is the objective in Moojub?
Move all fifty-two cards from the stock and reserves onto the ordered Moojub foundations.
Which moves are legal in Moojub?
Build an occupied foundation upward in suit with Ace after King. A new base must be the lowest visible card of its suit, match the foundation to its left after column one, and cannot replace an available extension.
What should I plan first in Moojub?
Extend existing suited cycles before opening another base, and compare all four reserve tops so the lowest visible card establishes each new suit sequence at the right moment.