Windows
- Undo:+or
- Hint:
- Navigate:
- Select:(once)
- Move:in the new spot
Triple Solitaire — Face Up, Turn 1
How to Play Triple Solitaire (Face Up) (Turn 1) — Quick Guide
Goal:
Sort all cards into twelve foundation piles by suit (three piles per suit). Build up cards in ascending order from A to K. For example, a 6 can be placed on a 5 .
Tableau Columns:
Arrange cards in the 13 columns in descending order, alternating colors. For example, a J can be placed on a Q or Q.
Moving Cards:
Move cards individually or in pre-sorted groups that follow the rules.
Empty Columns:
Only a K can start a new column.
Stockpile and Waste Pile:
Click the stockpile to flip cards to the waste pile one by one.
The top waste card is playable.
Video Tutorial
How to play Turn-One (Triple) Face-Up Solitaire in a few minutes
Put Your Strategic Skills to the Test with Turn-One (Triple) Face-Up Solitaire!
Turn-One (Triple) Face-Up Solitaire is a game that maps the elegance of classic Solitaire onto three decks. This means that it demands a greater amount of resilience and skill to get all the cards neatly sequenced in the Foundation piles. Yet the game isn’t nearly as difficult as 4-Suit Spider Solitaire or Turn-Three (Triple) Solitaire thanks to the face-up rule. This rule ensures that players get a clear view of all the cards present in the Tableau, a feature that’s only reserved for the topmost cards in the traditional version. Seems too good to be true, right?
While the presence of this face-up feature indeed makes the game much more convenient to play, let’s not forget that you’ll have 156 cards to deal with. To put it simply, you can expect these games to last much longer than, let’s say, a game of standard Klondike. If you’re armed with a basic understanding of the game as well as our tips, however, we promise that you will be so engrossed in the game that you’ll hardly even notice the extended playtime!
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Playing Turn-One (Triple) Face-Up Solitaire — The Layout
Turn-One (Triple) Solitaire possesses a similar anatomy to the classic Solitaire versions, with the cards spread out into four sections: the Tableau, Stockpile, Wastepile, and Foundation piles. If you have prior experience playing Solitaire games, the layout should be very familiar, albeit with small changes. These changes are what set the game apart, and they will be the main focus of this guide.
Here’s everything you need to know about the game’s layout:
Prove You Have What It Takes to Win!
Turn-One (Triple) Face-Up Solitaire is as challenging as it is fun, making it the perfect opportunity to show off your decision-making skills!
Make Your Move!
The Challenge
Building triple the number of Foundation piles by suit in ascending order.
Tip!
The HINT button can be used to steer yourself in the right direction when you’re left completely stuck. Strategy-based games, however easy, can sometimes take a toll on your mental energy. Luckily, Solitaire is a game where you can always count on these buttons to carry you out of even the most difficult situations!
Keyboard Shortcuts for Gamers on Mac and Windows Computer
Hotkeys never fail to make our lives easier, even while playing a relaxing game like Solitaire! The following keyboard shortcuts for Windows and Mac might just be what you’re looking for to make your games more comfortable!
Mac
- Undo:or
- Hint:
- Navigate:
- Select:(once)
- Move:in the new spot
Learn the Best Strategies to Win!
Knowing the basic rules of a game is just the tip of the iceberg. What determines whether you win or lose your games is knowing the right strategies! Our expert team has listed a few tips below that will provide you with extra confidence for winning!
Winning Tips and Quirky Tricks
You Can Do It!
Turn-One (Triple) Face-Up Solitaire is a game that gives you a taste of the harder variants of Solitaire while keeping you in shallow waters. It’s a must-try for anyone seeking a challenge beyond single and double decks, as the game acts as the perfect springboard for the triple-deck version without face-up cards. On our platform, you’ll find the right tools and environment to help you progress through your Solitaire journey. We’re rooting for you!
More Power to You!
We understand that playing Solitaire isn’t just about the game—it’s about the experience. Our platform is built to bring players to the heart of Solitaire. Your triumphs, challenges, and overall playing experience drive our purpose. Let’s win together!
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