HOUSE RULES: Solitaire

The card game you grew up with — with the rules you were never allowed to play.

HOUSE RULES: Solitaire starts like a game you already know. Move cards. Build foundations. Don't run out of moves.

Then the table starts changing the rules.

Sevens go anywhere. Queens become Kings. Empty columns pay double. Drawing keeps your chain alive — for a price. Every round you clear lets you draft another crooked rule, and every rule makes the scoring stranger, louder, and more dangerous.

Hit the target score and you enter overtime: keep playing, sweep the whole deck, and double everything.

It's solitaire, bent into a roguelike score chase.

• Draft house rules that rewrite how scoring works
• Chain your moves — but drawing breaks the chain
• Ride the cascade as cards avalanche into the foundations
• Daily run — everyone plays the same deal; climb the world and country boards
• 20-minute runs, zero tutorial, one lifeline per run

Build chains. Cook the books. Break the table.