About Aces Up Solitaire
Aces Up challenges you to leave one ace in each of four columns. Discard a top card only when another exposed card of the same suit ranks higher, with aces always high. Moving a top card into an empty column can reveal a more useful card underneath. This edition clears discards and useful transfers before dealing the next four cards; simply shifting a singleton between empty spaces does not delay the next deal. There is one pass through the stock, and clearing the other 48 cards wins. Hints point to legal actions without reading the undealt stock. Review a selected column, Undo a move or resume its saved history after reloading. A shared UTC daily deal and daily win streaks are stored locally.
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How to play
Tap a discardable top card. Otherwise select a top card and tap an empty column to transfer it. Once no discards or useful transfers remain, press Deal four.
Rules in this version
- Each deal places one new card on every column.
- Discard a top card only if another top card of the same suit ranks higher. Aces are highest.
- Any top card may be moved into an empty column.
- Deal four when no discards or useful transfers from multi-card columns remain.
- The stock is used once. Win with exactly four aces, one per column.
Tips for playing
- A discard may reveal another matching suit and begin a chain.
- Choose a transfer by what it exposes, not just the card it moves.
- View column reviews cards already dealt beneath a selected top card; it never reveals future stock cards.
Questions about this game
Why is Deal four disabled?
This edition resolves available discards and useful transfers first. Moving a singleton from one empty space to another does not count as a useful transfer.
Can I recycle the stock?
No. There is one pass. When it is empty and no discards or useful transfers remain, the attempt ends.
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Version history
v1.1.0 ·
- Compatible saves, malformed-data recovery and reviewed controls.
- Game-specific improvements verified in full matches and ES/EN iframes.
