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FreeCell – Play Online Free

Classic FreeCell solitaire: 52 cards, 4 free cells, 8 cascades. Build foundations Ace to King by suit. Deal numbers match Microsoft FreeCell.

Cards
52
Free cells
4
Columns
8
Foundations
4
Build
Alt. colour
Deals
MS #1–1M

How to play FreeCell

  1. Deal: 52 cards are dealt face up into 8 columns (four columns of 7, four of 6).
  2. Goal: move every card to the 4 foundations, building each one up by suit from Ace to King.
  3. Columns build down in alternating colours (red on black, black on red).
  4. Free cells hold one card each. Use them to dig out buried cards, and empty them again quickly.
  5. An empty column accepts any card or ordered run.
  6. You can move an ordered run as a group if there is room to move it one card at a time: (free cells + 1) × 2 for each empty column. If the destination is empty, count one fewer empty column.

Strategy tips

  • Free Aces and Twos first; look for them before your first move.
  • Empty a whole column early. It is worth more than any free cell.
  • Before using a free cell, check that you can empty it again within a few moves.
  • Keep long alternating runs together; breaking them costs free cells later.
  • Use Undo freely. Every deal is replayable by its number.

FAQ

Is every FreeCell game solvable?

Almost. Among the original 32,000 Windows deals only #11982 has no solution. That deal is labeled here and remains playable.

Do deal numbers match Windows FreeCell?

Yes. Numbers use the Microsoft FreeCell shuffle, so Game #1 and Game #617 match Windows FreeCell card-for-card.

Can I play a specific game number?

Yes. Type a number into “Game #” above the table (1–1,000,000).

Do I need to sign up?

No. Your stats are kept in this browser. No account or download is required.

Rules follow Wikipedia descriptions of FreeCell. Deal algorithm matches the Microsoft FreeCell LCG documented on Rosetta Code.