FreeCell
Move all cards home with four free cells.
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About the game
FreeCell is a solitaire variant where you move cards between tableau piles and four temporary 'free cells' to build the foundations up by suit from Ace to King.
How to play
Use the free cells to hold a card temporarily while you rearrange the tableau. Build descending, alternating-color sequences and move completed Aces up to the foundations.
Tips & strategy
['Keep free cells available for critical moves.', 'Empty columns are powerful - use them for Kings.', 'Plan several moves ahead before committing.']
Advanced guide
FreeCell rewards planning. Because nearly every deal is solvable, think before each move: keep at least one free cell in reserve, and use empty columns to shuffle King-led sequences. Build toward emptying a column early, which unlocks the most powerful rearrangements.
History & origins
FreeCell is notable because almost every deal is solvable, making it a favorite logic solitaire.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is FreeCell nearly always winnable?
The four free cells provide enough temporary space to sequence almost any deal.
How many free cells are there?
Four, plus four foundation piles.
What is a good first move?
Free a column or move an Ace to its foundation early.
Should I empty a column?
Yes - empty columns let you relocate full King-led runs.
How do I use a free cell?
Park a single blocking card there to make a tableau move.
Can I undo?
Most versions allow unlimited undo.
Where can I play FreeCell for free?
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