Solitaire Turn 3

1.The Tableau

The main play area is the Tableau, with 28 cards stacked across seven columns. From the left, each column has an ascending number of cards. The first column has one card, the second has two cards, and the order goes on till the seventh column has seven cards. Only the first card is face-up in each column, whereas the other cards are face-down.

2.The Stockpile

The remaining 24 cards from the deck make up the Stockpile. When drawing from the Stockpile, you will notice the main difference between the Turn-1 and Turn-3 versions. In the Turn-3 Solitaire version, clicking on the Stockpile reveals three cards instead of one. However, you can use only the top card of the three revealed. You can continue playing all three cards drawn consecutively, or you can draw again from the Stockpile.

3.The Waste Pile

Cards from the Stockpile go into the Wastepile. From here, you can use the cards in the Tableau or draw more from the Stockpile to the Wastepile. Once all the cards from the Stockpile are drawn, the Wastepile is turned over and becomes the new Stockpile.

4.The Foundation

This section consists of four empty cells at the start of the game. As the game progresses, you must arrange all four suits in the Foundation piles from Ace to King.

1.Your main objective is to arrange cards in the Foundation cells in ascending order, according to the suits. Coming up with creative strategies to reveal turned-down cards will be your main challenge during gameplay. Moving cards in a sequence from Ace to King to the Foundation area will be your ultimate goal.

2.Start playing Solitaire Turn-3 by organizing the cards in the Tableau columns in descending order. However, remember that the colors must alternate when arranging them in the Tableau. You can move cards either one at a time or in a sequence. The more cards you organize, the more face-down cards you can reveal when playing. Soon you might even clear an entire column. However, don’t fill it up with just any sequence of cards! Instead, strategize and make your moves wisely.

3.Out of Tableau moves? No problem! Reach into your Stockpile for a fresh set of revealed cards to start organizing. In Solitaire Turn-3, you get three cards at a time instead of one card. However, you can only use the topmost card that you draw, although you can continue to play the next cards consecutively once you play that top card. If a card is not useful, you can draw from the Stockpile again for three more cards. Peeking at a few cards at a time opens up strategic possibilities when playing. If you remember the cards revealed when drawing from the Stockpile, you can plan many moves in advance!