of suit. Aces can be placed upon twos and kings. Both rule sets did not mention what to do with the spaces once a pile is emptied so it is presumed that they are not filled. Reversals are also allowed, i. e. when the two foundations of the same suit meet, the cards can be transferred from one suit to another (with the exception of the ace and the king which start each foundation). The game is considered won when all of the cards are played on the foundations. Variations The rule set described by Arnold allows two redeals. To do this, the piles are picked up in the order they were dealt (especially the order set above) and the cards are then redealt without shuffling. At each redeal, the restrictions again apply until all cards are dealt. References Arnold, Peter. Card Games for One. London: Hamlyn, 2002 () Galt, David. 101 Great Card Games (page 84). Publications International, 1999. Glenn, Jim and Denton, Carey. The Treasury of Family Games (page 102-103). Reader's Digest, 2003 () Morehead, Albert H. and Geoffrey Mott-Smith. The Complete Book of Solitaire and Patience Games. New York: Bantam Books, 1977 () Whiter, Barb. The Encyclopedia of Games (page 76). Hinkler Books, 2000. See also List of solitaires Glossary of solitaire English card games Double-deck patience card games Half-open packers