It works. Thank you I'm winning every game so far. Thanks for the tips.

Thank you for sharing. Now to put all this to the test.

Wait, why you couldn't move that King at the end?

Type down the whole tips BEFORE recording the video. That's like common sense or something.

mc

never watched your video...im currently at 138 games won in a row

i make the game more challenging by trying to solve only the expert level card sets and never use the ability to put an ace or any other number up on the right, just letting them jump there automatically only. then consider a win if can accomplish this 3 times in a row. expert level card sets are considered solvable with the default rules, but this self-imposed limitation probably means a few would not be and this makes getting 3 in a row particularly difficult. Sometimes I play for many hours before I can do it. You definitely learn strategy playing this way. This will also ruin your statistics, but who is to know :)

3 6s under the Ace of Spades. 😮

i flippin' won my first freecell game off of this! thanks man

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How did you move the large stack with the queen onto the king? I thought you can only move a maximum of 5 cards at a time...

this was good so I gave it a like, but it would have been nice if you played one or two more games.

Try Microsoft solitaire in Expert level play trust me you got hard ..

I can figure this game out. I can play all the other card games!

Fantastic! I had given up ever not getting hopelessly stuck in this game after trying over and over countless times, but after I watched this video I tried again and won first time out! Thanks. :- )

Thanks in 2020. Excellent, I did most of those things but got lazy and didn't follow all the rules each time. Thanks for putting this out!

I have yet to win a game at freecell. I loose miserably everytime

Thanks for your help. 😁 I have 2 question. Does a low score win or does the high score win. And what is a good score? Thanks, Tina from WI.

The part that confuses me is your ability to move whole stacks of cards at a time. In all of the freecell games I've played you can (technically) only move one card at a time, so when you're moving a stack, it can only be one more than the number of free cells you have available (i.e. moving a stack is a quick way of moving those cards into the freecells and then to their new placement). So, at one point, you're moving a stack of five cards, even though you only have three free cells. No game I've ever played would have let me move more than a stack of four cards at that point (which would equate to moving them individually into the free cell spaces, and then move them to their new place from there.

Here's a tip: It's always better to have a free cell on the columns than on the top.

I find strategies vary depending on the individual game. The best advice I could ever give is to TRY and look 3 or 4 moves ahead before each move.

You made this harder than it needed to be by packing a long series of cards in column 2 early, covering three small cards.

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Free moves can backfire as they may force you to move around large chunks of cards later on

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Hi, thank you So much for video

when I play free cell I try to move 2 or 3 cards they won't let me move them, they just go back to where I picked them up. why?

Tengo un juego que me tiene bloqueado los free moves. Es de experto. Que hago?

Typing each strategy is very slow and unnecessary.

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Is it common in Freecell that you are allowed to move long stacks of cards in 1 move? The Freecell I've been playing only lets you move (at one time), at most, one more card than you have free spaces.

usually I look at the board in front of me before I click on a particular card to begin. next, I then decide on what card to place on the free cell spacesw. if an ace of clubs is first shown then it is the first ace to be placed in the ace column. then next will be the ace of diamond then the ace of heart last the ace of spade of course. the rest usually float up into the responding ace.

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Thanks. I found these few simple strategies pretty good.

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why couldn't he move the king towards the end?

Cale GP, suggestions to make this better. 1. SPEED UP THE RULES -- BUT SLOW DOWN THE GAME. You spend a lot of time slowly laying out your rules, TOO slowly for me, because I figured that stuff out pretty quickly. What matters to me, & I suspect most people, is HOW you use that strategy. But then, when you get into the game, you speed up. You make plays SO FAST that it's very hard to follow what you're doing. All of a sudden, cards are flying every which way -- and I defy anyone to follow what you're doing. 2. FIND A HARDER GAME. The games that are real killers are the ones that seem unwinnable, where these rules don't seem to apply. You just don't see "free moves." You can't find a way to achieve anything without putting two -- or even three -- cards up in the four cells at the top. THAT'S what I'd like to see you beat. It has been demonstrated that every Freecell hand is winnable. It sure doesn't seem that way! I'd like to see you show us how you win one of the really tough hands. It takes more than these four principles, no?

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