Two Free Cells Solitaire

This variant spreads all 52 cards across thirteen columns of four. Only two free cells are available, so a spare tableau column can be especially useful.

Every move needs a real space

Build down in alternating colors and move one exposed card at a time. Any card can fill an empty column; each free cell holds just one. To relocate a sequence, temporarily move its blockers into cells or other legal tableau positions, then rebuild it. There is no stock.

Win by building the four foundations from ace through king by suit. Start with an ace that has a short route out. Before spending both free cells, identify the receiving cards that will let you empty them again. Thirteen short columns provide choices, but two occupied cells can still stop a rearrangement.