All Sir Tommy Solitaire Games
Sir Tommy Solitaire games challenge you to plan where to place cards as they become available. Explore variations in reserve piles, foundation building, and redeals.
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 | Acquaintance | Sir Tommy | A variation of Auldlangsyne suggested by Michael Keller that adds some interest by allowing two redeals. |
 | Alternate | Sir Tommy | A variation of Sirtommy where the foundations are built in alternate color, half upwards, half downwards. |
 | Auld Lang Syne | Sir Tommy | An old solitaire game in which no building is allowed on the tableau. The secret to winning is to get extremely lucky before you abandon the game out of sheer boredom or to play a more skill-dependent variation like Sirtommy instead. |
 | Calculation | Sir Tommy | Basically similar to Sirtommy, but much more complex to play because each foundation pile advances by a different increment. |
 | Fly | Sir Tommy | A variation of Frog where the aces start on the foundation. |
 | Frog | Sir Tommy | A relation of Sirtommy with a reserve. |
 | Lady Betty | Sir Tommy | This cousin of Sirtommy requires you to build the foundation in suit, but gives you two extra tableau piles to work with. |
 | Leap Year | Sir Tommy | A four-deck version of Auldlangsyne. Requires a large screen. |
 | Quadrennial | Sir Tommy | A version of Leapyear with two redeals, or a version of Acquaintance with four deck. |
 | Sir Tommy | Sir Tommy | A classic old solitaire game where cards may be placed anywhere on the tableau, but cannot be rearranged. |
