Beetle (Two Suits) Solitaire
Beetle uses two-decks (104 cards) and follows the same rules as Spider with the exception that all cards are dealt face up at the beginning. This version is played with two suits (spades and hearts) making it an easier version of Spider (Two Suits).
Difficulty: Average
Rules provide a challenge.
Odds of winning: High
Win about 3 in 4 games (75%).
Duration: Long
More than 10 minutes per game.
Skill Level: Mostly Skill
Winning is mostly determined by skill. A small amount of luck is involved.
How to Play Beetle (Two Suits)
Game Objective
Remove all the cards, leaving none in the stock or tableaus.
Tableau Rules
- There are ten tableaus.
- Any card may move to an empty tableau.
- The tableaus build down by rank regardless of suit. Complete sequences of the same suit starting with a King and ending with an Ace are automatically removed.
- For example the Q♠ may move onto the K♠, K♥. Starting with the Q♥ the following sequence can build on top J♠ 10♠ 9♠ 8♥.
- Sequences of cards built down by the same suit can move together as a group.
Stock Rules
- The stock deals one card face up to each of the tableaus when tapped. Every tableau must have at least one card before dealing from the stock.
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