Yukon

Objective

To build the 4 Foundations up in Ascending Family Sequence from Ace to King.

Layout

- This game is played with a single pack of 52, well shuffled, playing cards.
- The Tableau (T) consists of all 52 cards dealt in 7 columns of 1,6,7,8,9,10 and 11 cards (from left to right respectively). All cards are dealt face-down except for the 5 last cards (the first column has only 1 face-up card) of each column which are turned face up.
- The Foundations (F) start empty, waiting for building.

Rules

- The Tableau is built in Descending Alternate Color Sequence. The exposed card of each Tableau column can be moved to another Tableau column or to the Foundations if it fits the target pile building rules. Also, a partial pack of exposed cards can be moved to another Tableau column if the head card fits the target pile building rules. When a blocked card is released, it is immediately turned face-up. When a Tableau column is cleared out the space may only be filled by a King or any pack of face-up cards headed by a King.
- The Foundations are built in Ascending Family Sequence. The exposed card of any Foundation can be moved to the Tableau if it fits the target pile building rules.

Notes

Yukon is a popular solitaire card game. Although a Yukon category of games may have been created in Solo Cards, my desire to keep a limit of 6 categories led me to classify it as a Spider variation because they don't have any Waste. This is a medium complexity game.

Solo Cards - (C) 2000 - Bertrand Vauthier