Spaces Solitaire
Control
Arrange all cards in their respective suits from 2 through King using available spaces. To move a card into a space or empty spot, ensure the card is the same color and exactly one rank higher than the card immediately to the left of that space. For example, a red 7 can only be placed on a black 6 if the space follows it. This allows you to shift cards strategically, creating ascending sequences within each suit while adhering to color-matching rules. Empty spots act as temporary holds, enabling you to reorganize cards until every suit is ordered sequentially from 2 to King without violating the same-color, +1 rank requirement.
Description
A standard 52-card deck is dealt into four rows, each containing one empty slot. Your goal is to reorganize each row into an ascending sequence of cards from a single suit. To move a card into an empty slot, the card directly to the left of that slot must belong to the same suit and have a lower rank than the card you’re placing.
