Solitaire: Double Solitaire / Klondike Head - to - Head

[@Adeline9418]

I always played quad sol with my mom, grandmother, and maybe one of my sisters. One time my brother law played with us. He got mad when he realized that he was losing. Ended up throwing all his cards in the air and left the table. We laughed our heads off.

[@cj8101]

Do we take turnes? Cuz some times they pull 3 once and some times they pull three multiple times??? Is it a game of speed? HELP!!

[@SolitaireWithTheCardGuy]

No turns! Both players move their stock piles in groups of threes at their own pace and race their opponent to move cards to the shared foundations. It gets competitive!! Yes - a game of speed!

[@LudoBeckers]

I used to play this game regularly in 1974 :-) I'm trying to recall all the rules but don't remember. I do think there were a few more - something about being obliged to play certain moves and losing ones turn if not doing so..?

[@SolitaireWithTheCardGuy]

Hmm. Don't recall playing that way - but I like it! Adds to the competitive nature of the game. Enjoy!

[@matthewneumann1814]

This game can get competitive. Sometimes even physical. Especially if you add a 3rd or 4th player!!

[@katherinepoindexter4380]

I used to play that game in high school with a friend

[@carolinekim1370]

Is there a place where I can play this online with another person?

[@richardfeder2104]

Thanks Card Guy! Looking forward to the next installment of this series.

[@amdreh]

How does turns work? The gameplay confused me.

[@SolitaireWithTheCardGuy]

No problem. In double solitaire two players play their games of Klondike at the very same time! You may build on ANY ace foundations - yours or your opponent's!

[@madisonmartin6093]

SO satisfying

[@timbarr6973]

Why talk bs for first minute

[@ajrichards188]

this was not helpful at all wait why can't you just make it easier to understand

[@lxam.]

Says the guy with a Fortnite profile pic