Place all 104 cards across the four upward foundations and four complete-sequence foundations.
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Place all 104 cards across the four upward foundations and four complete-sequence foundations.
Complete guide
Rouge et Noir is a complete browser implementation with its own versioned rules profile. Choose between four alternating-color upward foundations and four Spider-style King-to-Ace sequence foundations.
Two decks begin in ten tableau columns with depths eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, one, and zero; only the top card of each occupied column is face up. Sixty-seven cards remain for row deals and eight foundations begin empty.
Build and move face-up runs downward in alternating colors, with only Kings entering empty columns. A single card may build an assigned Ace foundation upward by alternating color, while a complete thirteen-card alternating-color King-to-Ace run may leave as one unit for a sequence foundation. Stock clicks deal a row without a redeal.
Place all 104 cards across the four upward foundations and four complete-sequence foundations. Before the last row deals, decide which exposed runs will finish as complete King-to-Ace packets and which ranks must feed the upward foundations.
Preserve long descending runs when they can mature into a thirteen-card foundation, but use the upward piles to release buried cards that would otherwise stop a row deal. The first four foundations do not build by suit after their assigned Aces; they continue upward by alternating color, unlike ordinary solitaire foundations.
Place all 104 cards across the four upward foundations and four complete-sequence foundations.
Build and move face-up runs downward in alternating colors, with only Kings entering empty columns. A single card may build an assigned Ace foundation upward by alternating color, while a complete thirteen-card alternating-color King-to-Ace run may leave as one unit for a sequence foundation. Stock clicks deal a row without a redeal.
Preserve long descending runs when they can mature into a thirteen-card foundation, but use the upward piles to release buried cards that would otherwise stop a row deal.
