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3 Ways to Play Double Solitaire

By Matthew Lynch
November 1, 2023
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Double Solitaire, also known as Double Klondike or Two-Player Solitaire, is a popular variation of the classic Solitaire game designed for two players. The objective of Double Solitaire remains the same: to move all cards from the tableau and hand to the foundation, arranging them in ascending order according to suits. In this article, we will discuss three different ways to play Double Solitaire, each with its unique set of rules and strategies.

1. Standard Double Solitaire

The standard version of Double Solitaire follows the same rules as traditional Klondike Solitaire but with double the challenge. Both players have their own deck and deal their cards into a 7-column tableau with ascending card values in alternating colors. Players can also draw cards from their deck during gameplay, following the same one or three-card variation as in single-player solitaire.

To play a card on your turn, you can either:

– Move a card from your tableau to another player’s tableau.

– Move a card from your hand to your tableau or foundation.

– Draw a card from your deck.

The game ends when one player has moved all of their cards to the foundations (the winner) or when both players can no longer make any legal moves (a draw).

2. Partnership Double Solitaire

In Partnership Double Solitaire, two teams of two players each work together using four decks of cards (two per team) to complete their foundations. The goal is for each team to transfer all cards with matching suits and in ascending order onto eight total foundations split between them.

To start, create four shared tableaus placed between teammates. Each player deals their cards into these tableaus following the same distribution pattern as in Standard Double Solitaire. During gameplay, rotating turns between teammates is essential for maintaining control and strategy.

In this version, players can add cards directly on any teammate’s foundations as long as the card is one higher in suit. The first team to complete all eight foundations wins the game.

3. Competitive Double Solitaire

Competitive Double Solitaire adds an exciting twist to the classic version, making it a race against your opponent to empty your tableau and deck first. In this variant, both players deal their cards into separate tableaus as in Standard Double Solitaire, but they now share a set of eight foundation piles placed between them.

Each player takes turns moving cards from their tableau or hand onto the shared foundation piles, in ascending order and according to suits. The game ends when one player empties both their tableau and deck (the winner) or when neither player can make any legal moves (a draw).

No matter which version of Double Solitaire you choose to play, remember that mastering the balance between strategic planning and quick thinking will ultimately lead to victory. So grab a partner and enjoy the challenge of Double Solitaire!

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