From the original 32000 Microsoft deals, only deal number 11982 is unsolvable. The great thing about FreeCell is that almost every deal can be solved. The game numbers of the Windows game correspond exactly with this game. This FreeCell solitaire game has all the same deals as the original Windows game that came free with your computer (1-32000).
The deals are random, except if you pick a numbered deal. There are four free cells (top left) and four foundation piles (top right). The four leftmost tableau piles each have seven cards, while the four rightmost tableau piles each have six cards. Layout & dealĪll cards from one deck (52 cards in total) are dealt face-up into eight tableau piles.
To win the game, all cards should be removed from the tableau. The foundations should be built up within the same suit and in ascending order, starting from Ace up to King. The goal in FreeCell is to move all cards from the tableau to the foundation, making use of the four free cells (also called reserve) that you can use as temporary storage. FreeCell is a solitaire card game with all cards visible at the start of the game, which makes it quite unique compared to other solitaire games.
