1 Deck. Medium (50%). Mostly luck.
To move all the cards to the foundations.
• | 4 reserve piles (far left) - top card is available to build on foundations, or to start new foundation piles. No building. Spaces are only filled by a deal from the stock. |
• | foundation piles (right of reserves) - build up in suit from first card played, wrapping from King to Ace as necessary. The first foundation column (of 4 piles) is created by playing the lowest card from the reserve to the top foundation pile, followed by the lowest reserve card of a different suit, and so on, until a foundation of each suit is in the first (leftmost) column. New foundation piles may then be started in a new column with cards from reserve piles provided that foundations are added from top to bottom, in the same suit order as the first column (so a new foundation pile will have the same suit as the foundation to its left), and the card used for the base is the lowest available from that suit and cannot be played onto an existing foundation. |
• | stock (bottom, face down) - deal one card to each reserve. No redeals. |
• | There may be any number of foundation columns; the more foundation piles created, the more likely the game is to be won. |
• | It is often necessary to deal cards from the stock to the reserve piles at least once to complete the first foundation column. |
• | You can use AutoMove at the start of a deal to automatically move cards to the first foundation column. |
Moojub is an unusual game published by Albert H. Morehead and Geoffrey Mott-Smith in their 1949 book, The Complete Book of Solitaire & Patience Games.
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