Royal Parade is another solitaire card game which is played much the same way as Virginia Reel. The difference between this game and Virginia Reel is that in Royal Parade when a card is moved from anywhere in the tableau, the gap it leaves behind does not have to be filled right away. It can be filled later by a card appropriate for the row that the gap is located in.
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