Rabbit Creek Solitaire
2 decks. Average. 2 redeals.
This solitaire uses two decks (104 cards). You have 9 tableau piles with the number of cards per pile increasing from one to nine from left to right. The top card in each pile is face up. You have 4 foundations.
Aces are moved to the foundations as they become available.
The object of the game
To build the foundations up in suit until each pile contains 26 cards wrapping from King to Ace as necessary.
The rules
The top cards of tableau piles and the waste pile are available to play. You may build tableau piles down in sequence and alternating color wrapping from Ace to King as necessary. One card or group of cards in the proper sequence can be moved from pile to pile. If, during play, any closed cards becomes the top card of a stack, it is automatically turned over. Empty tableaus may be filled with a King or group of cards headed by a King.
When you have made all the moves initially available, begin turning over cards from the stock pile. One card at a time is turned over from the stock. You can move cards from the stock pile to the tableau piles and to the foundations according to the rules above.
You have two redeals.
Tip: You can move cards from the foundations back to the tableaus, if that helps you to win.
Comment
The idea of this game was suggested by Michael Keller.