You win when all cards are placed in the 8 foundations by suit in ascending order.

You are allowed a single pass through the stock pile.

A King can be placed in an empty column.

The top card of the waste pile is playable and can be moved to the foundation or the tableau.

New cards of dealt from the stock pile into the waste pile.

A group of sequenced cards can be moved on top of a bottom tableau card if the top card of that group is of the opposite color and one rank lower.

A card may be moved and sequenced on top of another card at the bottom of the tableau if it’s of the opposite color and one rank lower.

For example, only a 2 of Hearts can be played on an Ace of Hearts.

Only Aces can start in the foundation, and subsequent cards must be in ascending order by suit.

Waste pile: Cards drawn from the stock pile that cannot be placed in the tableau go to the waste pile.įoundation piles: These are the eight piles at the top of the game, where cards are placed by suit in ascending order from Ace to King. You can only go through the stock pile once. Stock pile: The remaining cards, or a total of 49 cards, are face-down in the stock pile. The first column has 1 card, the second has 3 cards, the third has 5 cards, the fourth has 7 cards, the fifth has 9 cards, the sixth has 10 cards, the seventh has 8 cards, the eighth has 6 cards, the ninth has 4 cards, and the 10th has 2 cards. Tableau piles: This is the area where there are 10 columns of face-up cards shaped like a triangle.

The goal is to move all cards from the stock pile and tableau into 8 foundation piles by suit in ascending order from Ace to King. Similar to Klondike, you sequence cards by suit in descending order to place them in the foundation. Thieves of Egypt is a Solitaire game that uses two decks, or 104 cards, and if most similar to Forty Thieves. Start a new game at any time if you get stuck. Play unlimited games of Thieves of Egypt. Play Thieves of Egypt Solitaire Online for Free

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