🔗Addiction Solitaire
Four rows of 13, three shuffles, and a beautifully frustrating sorting puzzle.
- 1 players
- ~7 min
- hard
- Free
Dealing…
How to play Addiction Solitaire
Objective
Arrange each of the four rows into a single suit running 2 through King.
Setup
- All 52 cards are dealt into four rows of thirteen.
- The four Aces are removed, leaving four gaps.
Rules
- A gap may be filled by the card one rank higher than the card immediately to its left, in the same suit.
- A gap at the start of a row may be filled by any 2.
- A gap to the right of a King is dead and cannot be filled.
- When no moves remain you may reshuffle — up to three times per deal.
Strategy tips
- Fill left-hand gaps first; they cascade.
- Avoid creating a gap after a King — it's wasted.
- Before reshuffling, double-check every gap; missed moves are common.
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