Welcome to Eight Solitaire free cells»: play online for free and without registration on the site! Here is an improved version of the game in Russian with a selection of pictures of classic Windows solitaire games. You can customize the look of solitaire to your liking and play on any device in full screen.

Solitaire "Eight Free Cells" or "Eight Off" (Eight Off) - a complicated version card game"". The main difference lies in the method of layout on the gaming table: the cards are shifted strictly in descending order of suit. An empty seat can only be occupied by the king, but as many as eight cells are allocated for the reserve! In this online versions Eight Free Cells Solitaire can be played with a return of the move and you can use the free hint without restrictions.

Rules of the game

The player's task is to fold the entire deck into four bases in suits, starting from aces to kings. All cards are dealt front side up 8 columns of six cards each. The remaining 4 cards occupy half of the eight free cells. All of them can be used for temporary storage of maps.

The four slots on the left are foundations or foundations, as in the game "", you need to collect cards on them by suit.

Table stacks take up most of the space playing field, the main action of the game takes place in them - sorting and transferring cards to obtain the desired sequence. Technically, cards are transferred one at a time, but if there is a free slot, the number of cards that can be transferred at a time increases. If all eight cells are open, you can move nine cards at once!

Only the king can take an empty place (as in the game ""), this rule limits the number of possible moves, but the more interesting it is to play, check it out for yourself!

We offer a whole group of solitaire games. The oldest of them - "Brunette and Blonde" - has been known in Russia since the beginning of the 19th century. It was very popular, but by the end of the century it was supplanted by the solitaire "Eight Sphinxes" from a book translated from French and published in our country in 1873 (option "a"). Even its re-publication in 1896 did not help its revival. popular game, by the end of the 19th century it was transformed (options "b", "c", "d"). It is found today mainly in the "c" variant.

A. Eight sphinxes

The game requires two full decks of 52 cards - a total of 104 sheets. Eight cards are laid out face down on the table in accordance with the drawing. These cards are playable. The remaining space between them is for aces.

Eight aces are laid out in the base rows. They collect cards in ascending suit (from deuce to king) order.

Game cards are transferred to the base ones. If the card is shifted, then the next card of the deck is laid out in the vacant place. On the game cards are collected in descending order without observing the suits. The cards collected for the game cover each other only partially, so that the suit and value of the cards lying below can be determined. In this case, only the top cards are playable. It is allowed to transfer cards from one game to another. In this case, you can transfer several cards lying one on top of the other at once.

After all the transfers are completed, the deck is turned over. Cards are collected on base.

If, as a result of the game, any place from the originally laid out eight cards is vacated, then it can be restored by a card from the deck or by transferring cards from the collected ones to the playing ones.

Solitaire converged if, as a result of the layout, it was possible to collect all the cards on the base ones.

• In the "Well" variant, the cards are assembled in a suit.

• In the “Recruitment Set” variant, the base ones are eight ladies. Two flips of the deck are allowed.

Solitaire is different in that the base are four aces and four kings of different suits.

On game cards, you can collect cards in any ascending or descending order, but always on this card in one - either ascending or descending.

The deck is flipped.

The solitaire converged if it was possible to collect all the cards on the base ones after one flipping through the deck.

B. Eight Wise Men

Solitaire differs from option "a" in that the cards are laid out in a row.

It is allowed to collect cards for playing games, alternating red suits with black ones.

Transferring cards from row to row is not allowed. The deck is flipped twice.

• Solitaire "Brunette and Blonde" is laid out with alternating both on the game and on the basic, red suits with black ones.

The most difficult option is that you can’t put cards on game cards at all. After the first eight cards are laid out, they are transferred to the base row and the vacant places are replaced with cards from the deck. The deck is flipped once.

• Solitaire "Kingdom" is played with the collection of cards for basic aces, regardless of the suit.

• Horizon Solitaire is played with base kings collected in descending order, regardless of suit.

In this version, the scoreboard looks like the letter "A", and the base ones - jacks - are laid out in the form of the letter "H" (sometimes - N).

On the base they collect cards in suit in ascending order, on game cards - in suit in descending order. The places vacated as a result of the transfer of game cards are replenished from the deck.

The deck is not flipped.

Ladies don't move. With solitaire converged, they remain in the place of the playing cards.

• In the "Alexander and Nikolai" variant, the basic ones are aces. The deck is turned over once.

Eight cards are laid out in a cross. it game cards.

Basic - four ladies and four kings - are laid out in the intervals between the cards of the cross. They collect cards in ascending order, regardless of suit.

It is allowed to collect cards in the game in descending order, also regardless of the suit.

The deck is flipped three times without shuffling.

Solitaire converged if three flips of the deck are enough to collect all the cards on the base ones.

The final figure of the converged solitaire looks like a "quadrille" - four ladies with four kings are arranged in a circle.

G. Easter egg

One complete deck of 52 cards is required to play. Eight are placed on the table. open cards. These are game cards.

Aces or kings are chosen by the player in the base. If aces are chosen, then cards are collected on them in suit in ascending order, if kings - in suit in descending order. If there is no ace or king in the first eight cards, the player flips the deck to the first king or ace, which determines the value of the base cards.

On game cards it is allowed to collect cards in a suit. With basic aces - in descending order, with basic kings - in ascending order.

The deck is flipped.

The solitaire converged if all the cards are collected on the base ones after one flipping of the deck.

Eight Free Solitaire offers a challenge that only experienced or very talented players can solve. Do you consider yourself one of them? It's time to try your hand!

HOW TO PLAY - RULES

A deck of 52 cards is used, all of them are open. The main field consists of 8 piles, each with 6 cards. From two edges there is a reserve - eight cards can be put into it. Again, not doubles or triples, but only eight single cards. As for the top 4 cells, you need to put aces on them, then deuces and then in ascending order - this is the main task. In general, here we should recall the classic "Kerchief".

Now back to the main playing field. The main trick is that you can only stack cards of the same suit on top of each other and only in descending order. For example, a jack over a lady. On the contrary, it is impossible. We also emphasize that you can put any card from the playing field into the stock, but you can return it back only when there is a pair for it. From the top 4 cells, cards can also be sent to the supply.

• Before putting a card into the supply, it is worth analyzing whether it will be easy to use in the future.
• Due to the fact that the topmost cards can also be put in the stock, it will be possible to create new combinations.
• From the very beginning, try to put the largest number of aces in the cells for them.

eight wise men

Number of decks: 2

Number of cards in a deck: 52

Number of players: 1

Purpose of solitaire: it is necessary to collect all the cards on aces in ascending sequences in suit.

Solitaire rules. Two decks are mixed into one. The deck is carefully shuffled and 8 cards are laid out in a closed form, these will be game piles. The remaining deck of cards is placed face up next to them. On top of the row of eight cards are spaces for the eight base piles. Starting cards base piles are aces that are placed first in the course of the game as they are opened. It is allowed to put cards on the game piles (cards) in descending sequence with alternating colors of the suit: black, red. Cards are taken by flipping the remaining deck one at a time. It is forbidden to move cards from one game pile to another game pile. If during the game any pile of cards is released, then it is allowed to put a card from the remaining deck on an empty place. The remaining deck is turned over for the presence of suitable cards only once.

Solitaire has converged if all the cards are collected on the base piles in ascending sequences in suit.