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Sir Tommy Solitaire rules<< Simplicity | Six by Six >>

Also known as:
    Old Patience
    Try Again

This is one of the oldest of all patience games.



One deck of cards
Object: Play all cards to the foundation.

Tableau: 4 piles.
Only the waste can play to here.
You can play any card here regardless of rank or suit.
You can pick up and play the top card of a pile.
You can not play from the tableau while there are still cards in the waste.

Stock: Holds the 48 undealt cards.
Plays 4 cards face up to the waste.
The waste must be empty before the stock can play to it.

Waste: Discard pile.
Only the stock can play to here.
You can pick up and play the top card.

Foundation: 4 piles.
Play "ace" cards to empty piles.
Rank is built up. Cards can be any suit.

Variation of:
    Auld Lang Syne

Difference:
    The aces are not dealt to the foundations.
    When the four cards are played from the stock, you can place each on any pile you wish.







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