A standard deck of 52 playing cards is shuffled and placed in eight columns, four of which have seven cards and the remaining four have six cards, each of which is displayed as a flip. There are also four home columns in the upper right corner and four blank columns in the upper left corner. Cards Ace and Two can be placed in the home column immediately, while other cards of the same suit can be stacked in order from smallest to largest. Once all the cards have been placed in the home box, the game is complete. The blank boxes are the four card positions. You can place one card in each of the columns at any time. The rules for moving cards are as follows: The order in which cards are moved to a column must be from largest to smallest and of a different color (i.e., black and red). When moving cards to the home column frame, the cards must be in the same suit and in order from low (A) to high (K). Cards at the bottom of a column may be moved to the blank column, to the bottom of another column, or to the home column. Cards in a blank column can be moved to the bottom of a column or to the home column. A standard deck of 52 playing cards is shuffled and placed in eight columns, four of which have seven cards and the remaining four have six cards, each of which is displayed as a flip.
