To win, all the tiles must be stacked above the columns corresponding to their suits in order of increasing rank, as in the diagram below. In this diagram it would be legal to move the stack, , into either empty column, and the could then be moved to the top. The diagram below shows the game above after the following moves have been made: moved up, moved below the, and moved up, moved below the. For example in the diagram above the and could be moved together under the.
The bottom tile of any column can be moved to an empty column.For example in the diagram above, after the has been moved, the can be moved up above the. The bottom tile of any column can be moved up to the top of the layout above a tile one lower in rank of the same suit.For example in the diagram above the can be moved under the. The bottom tile of any column can be moved to the bottom of another column whose existing bottom tile is one higher in rank, irrespective of the suit.The top number is considered the "suit" and the bottom number is considered the "rank". Tiles are always placed with the higher pip count at the top. With a double 12 set there are six columns of 6 tiles and six columns of 7 tiles.
With a double 9 set there are 9 columns of 5 tiles. With a double six set there are three columns of 3 tiles and three columns of 4 tiles as in the figure below. The column under the double blank tile begins empty while the other columns are as nearly equal as possible. Shuffle the remaining tiles and place them face up in columns underneath the tiles with blanks. These tiles do not move - they just mark the positions of the columns.
Place all tiles with one or both ends blank face up in numerical order. Dominoes Freecell Solitaire is based on the Freecell card game but instead of cards uses a double 6, double 9 or double 12 set of dominoes.
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