If it's possible with your card layout, see if you can start a stack with a King in an empty column so you can start to move an entire 25% of the cards in a column that will never get in your way ever again. Of course, Aces are extremely important so you can start clearing cards out of the way, but it's also important to move the royals into place. Tipsīecause you can see all of your cards right off the bat, you can easily strategize what you want to do first. The lowest cards able to be moved to the foundation will automatically move there when open, which isn't an issue since no cards under them can be placed. This hasn't been a problem in my experience, though. As such, keeping cells free is very important.Ĭards moved to the foundations cannot be drawn back on the field, so be careful. If you have all cells full and no columns open, you'll only be able to move one card at a time. You can also only move a certain amount of cards in a stack (as opposed to an entire stack in Klondike), which depends on the amount of empty columns and cells you have open. Stacks of cards can be moved to other stacks, but you might not want to if it buries certain cards even deeper under rubble. However, cards can only leave the cells when they fit onto a column or into a foundation. This can be used to dig out certain cards from underneath other cards, reorder a stack properly, etc. The special rule to FreeCell is that you have four free cells open, which you can use to hold a total of four cards.
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