Variations
Below are the variations of Four Seasons:
- In Czarina, any space in the cross is immediately filled only from the stock.
- In Corners, the cross is in fact a reserve, not a tableau, and each space is a cell, which should have room for only one card. Empty cells in this game are filled immediately from the stock.
- Simplicity is played like Four Seasons. The only exception is that the tableau (instead of a cross) contains twelve cards dealt into two rows of six. The thirteenth card deal becomes the base of the first formation. Also, building in the tableau is down by alternating colors.
See also: solitaire terminology
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