Addiction Solitaire
The object of Addiction Solitaire is to sort out the cards into 4 rows of like suits, starting from 2 going to King, with the final space blank. To do this, all 52 cards are dealt out onto the board, and the aces are removed to reveal the blank space to where you must move other cards. You may only move a card to a blank space if the card to the left of that blank space is of the same suit, and once face LOWER than the card you wish to move. For example, if a 2 of hearts has a blank space to the right of it, only a 3 of hearts may be placed in that space. Kings are your enemy. You may not place any card to the right of a King. Only 2's may be placed in the far left of its row. Suits may fall in any row you wish, but once set, they cannot be changed.
If you 'get stuck' with out any more possible moves (all blank spaces are to the right of Kings), you may redeal the cards. All cards which are in their proper positions will NOT be removed. All other cards, including the 4 missing aces will be shuffled and redealt, again removing the aces to reveal blank spaces. Once you have used up your 3 deals, and there are no moves left, OR your cards are arranged properly, the game is over. Good Luck!
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