All Bristol Solitaire Games
Bristol Solitaire games combine tableau building with cards dealt from the stock into waste piles or reserves. Explore variations in building rules and the cards available to play.
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 | Big Apple | Bristol | A difficult variation of Newyork with three cells instead of three waste piles, but where stacks can be moved. |
 | Bristol | Bristol | A game with three waste piles invented by Albert Morehead and Geoffrey Mott-Smith. |
 | Castile | Bristol | An open variant of Bristol invented by Thomas Warfield. |
 | Dover | Bristol | This two-deck version of Bristol still has three waste piles, but foundation piles must be built up in suit and empty tableau spaces may be filled, though only from the waste. |
 | Gotham | Bristol | An easier variation of Newyork where we build regardless of suit and same-suit stacks can be moved. |
 | New York | Bristol | In this variation of Dover, you can choose which of the three waste piles you play cards from the stock onto, which is good because it's hard to rearrange things much on the tableau. |
