Easy Harp Solitaire - Cards

Every deal has a number. Play it, lose it, and play the exact same deal again until you beat it. This is a two-deck patience where the deal itself is the unit of play. The board is dealt from 104 cards into nine stair-stepped columns and a 59-card stock, and the whole thing is reproducible: deal 4821 today is deal 4821 next year, on any device. Nothing about a hand is thrown away when you lose it. THE DEAL IS THE POINT - Every game is numbered. The number sits in the bar while you play - Same deal: replay the exact board you just failed, as many times as you want - Daily deal: one shared board per calendar day, the same one for everyone - Your best move count on each deal is kept and shown next to its number - Sixty-four deals of history, so a board you liked stays findable THE RULES ARE STRICTER THAN THEY LOOK Two decks mean eight foundations, two per suit, each built Ace to King - and any Ace can open any empty foundation. The tableau builds down in alternating colours, but you move one single card at a time. The only exception is a complete King-headed run, which may be moved as a unit into an empty column. Empty columns take nothing but a King. Draw one card at a time from the stock and recycle it as often as you need. That single-card rule is what makes the numbered deal worth having: the same board rewards a different route, and the move counter tells you whether the second attempt was actually better than the first. WHAT ELSE IS IN THERE - Undo the last hundred moves, so a route can be unwound to the branch that mattered - Statistics: games, wins, best times - Card backs and table colours - Plays offline. No account, no sign-up - 33 languages Write to us anytime: [email protected]