Carpet Solitaire Classic

Four empty spaces break up the spread, and that small gap changes the whole table. Carpet Solitaire Classic uses a long row of cards that must line up by suit in rising rank, pushing aces to the left and building through to twos. Kings create their own pressure because they belong near the right side, and a bad shift can clog the layout fast. Fast decisions help, but the real pull comes from reading the row and finding room for the next move.

How to play?

Move a card into a free cell when the card to its left matches the same suit and sits one rank lower. Use the four empty spaces to rearrange the row and expose new links. Any card may enter a vacant spot except a king or the final card in sequence. Place suits in order from ace through deuce across the table.