Playing FreeCell

FreeCell—a modified version of Solitaire—is a game you play by yourself. The entire deck is dealt, and, as in Solitaire, you arrange the cards by stacking them in descending order, alternating the red and black cards. Unlike the way you play Solitaire, the sequence of cards can begin anywhere in the stack. You can move a single card onto another card to add to the sequence of cards, or into one of the free cells at the top, or into a blank column after the column has been emptied of cards. You win by stacking all the cards by suit in ascending order.

Play FreeCell

  1. Choose FreeCell from the Games folder of the Start menu.

  2. When possible, move an Ace to the top of the window and stack the cards by suit in ascending order (FreeCell might do this for you automatically).

  3. Click to select the card you want to move.

  4. Click another card to move the selected card on top of it. (The cards must be stacked in alternating colors in descending numeric order.)

  5. Continue stacking the cards, including moving cards into or from a free cell. You can also move one card or a series of cards into an empty column.

  6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 until all the cards are stacked by suit.

Play FreeCell

Tip

Tip

To replay a specific game, note the game number on the status bar. When you’re ready to replay the game, choose Select Game from the Game menu, enter the game number, and click OK.

Tip

Tip

Try to free the Ace cards early in the game and to keep as many free cells and empty columns as possible.

Tip

Tip

If there are enough available free cells, you can move an entire series of cards from one column into another.

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