Stonewall Solitaire

Move the entire deck from the striped tableau and bouquet onto the four suit foundations.

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How to play

Move the entire deck from the striped tableau and bouquet onto the four suit foundations.

  • Six tableau columns receive six cards each in alternating face-down and face-up order. Sixteen one-card reserves form the bouquet, four foundations begin empty, and there is no stock or redeal.
  • Move any fully exposed alternating-color tableau sequence, or move one exposed bouquet card. Tableau columns build downward in alternating colors, any legal sequence may fill an empty column, and bouquet spaces never accept cards. Foundations rise in suit from Ace through King.
  • Move the entire deck from the striped tableau and bouquet onto the four suit foundations.

Strategy tips

  • Use bouquet cards to create alternating-color links that expose the next hidden tableau card, rather than emptying easy reserves without opening the garden.
  • A tableau packet moves only when every card is face up and the whole packet descends by alternating color; hidden cards or same-color joins break the movable sequence.
  • Count the unplayed bouquet ranks before closing a foundation gap, then use empty garden columns to reposition complete alternating-color sequences.

Complete guide

Rules, scoring, and strategy

Stonewall Solitaire is a complete browser implementation with its own versioned rules profile. Break through six striped hidden columns with help from sixteen exposed bouquet cards that never refill.

Setup and opening position

Six tableau columns receive six cards each in alternating face-down and face-up order. Sixteen one-card reserves form the bouquet, four foundations begin empty, and there is no stock or redeal.

Legal moves and game flow

Move any fully exposed alternating-color tableau sequence, or move one exposed bouquet card. Tableau columns build downward in alternating colors, any legal sequence may fill an empty column, and bouquet spaces never accept cards. Foundations rise in suit from Ace through King.

Winning and terminal positions

Move the entire deck from the striped tableau and bouquet onto the four suit foundations. Count the unplayed bouquet ranks before closing a foundation gap, then use empty garden columns to reposition complete alternating-color sequences.

Practical strategy

Use bouquet cards to create alternating-color links that expose the next hidden tableau card, rather than emptying easy reserves without opening the garden. A tableau packet moves only when every card is face up and the whole packet descends by alternating color; hidden cards or same-color joins break the movable sequence.

Questions players ask

What is the objective in Stonewall Solitaire?

Move the entire deck from the striped tableau and bouquet onto the four suit foundations.

Which moves are legal in Stonewall Solitaire?

Move any fully exposed alternating-color tableau sequence, or move one exposed bouquet card. Tableau columns build downward in alternating colors, any legal sequence may fill an empty column, and bouquet spaces never accept cards. Foundations rise in suit from Ace through King.

What should I plan first in Stonewall Solitaire?

Use bouquet cards to create alternating-color links that expose the next hidden tableau card, rather than emptying easy reserves without opening the garden.