Spanish Patience

Similar Games: Baker's Game, FreeCell, Seahaven Towers
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About Spanish Patience

Spanish Patience is a challenging member of the FreeCell family. You work with an open tableau and try to build foundations while keeping useful sequences movable.

The main skill is avoiding early locks. Watch which suits are becoming trapped, and spend reserve space only when it opens a stronger position.

If FreeCell is the baseline, Spanish Patience is a tougher exercise in the same style of planning. Baker's Game and Seahaven Towers are good comparison games for players who want stricter structure.

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How to Play

Goal

Move all 52 cards to the foundations, building each pile up by suit from Ace to King.

How to Play

  • Build tableau piles down by any suit (no restrictions—6♠ on 7♥ works)
  • Move Aces to foundations, then build up by suit to Kings
  • Only the top card of each column can be moved—one at a time
  • Empty columns: Any card can fill an empty column

Quick Moves

Double-click a card to auto-move it to the best available spot: foundations first, then tableau.

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