Sixth Coalition Solitaire
1 deck. Difficult. 2 redeals.
This solitaire uses 52 cards (1 deck). 10 cards are dealt in the form of a fir-tree. 6 tableau piles with 3 cards per pile are dealt to the left and to the right of the fir-tree.
Aces are moved to the foundations as they become available.
The object of the game
To build the foundations up in suit to Kings.
The rules
The top card of each tableau pile, uncovered cards of the fir-tree, top cards of the foundation piles and the waste are available for play. You can move cards from waste and the fir-tree to the tableau piles and to the foundations. You should build tableau piles down in suit. One card or group of cards in the proper sequence can be moved from pile to pile.
When any tableau pile is empty you can fill the space by a King or a group of cards headed by a King.
You have two redeals.
Wins are rare.
This solitaire is one deck variation of Napoleon Leaves Moscow, invented by Boris Sandberg.
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