SOLITAIRE
User Guide


SETTING UP YOUR GAME

After the game loads, you will be at the Game Main Menu screen. You can highlight menu options by using the Up / Down directions on the direction pad. To access an option, highlight it and press the ‘Select’ key. There are five options on this screen:

Solitaire – Highlight this option and press ‘Select’ to play standard Solitaire.

Runaround – Highlight this option and press ‘Select’ to play Runaround. In Runaround, you remove cards that are 1 point higher or lower than those at the bottom of the screen.

Two Close – Highlight this option and press ‘Select’ to play Two Close. In Two Close, you select any two cards of equal or sequential value to remove them from the board.

Take 20 – Highlight this option and press ‘Select’ to play Take 20. In Take 20, you highlight two or more cards totaling 20 to remove them from the board.

Game Rules – Highlight this option and press ‘Select’ to access Game Rules.

While you are playing, press the “Clear” key (the soft key in the upper left hand corner) to bring up the in-game menu.

PLAY ONE OF 4 COOL GAMES!

Solitaire – To win at Solitaire, you need to pull all of the cards down to the four suit stacks at bottom right. The piles start with Ace and move up to King. Once all four suit stacks are topped with a King you win the game.

To move cards or stacks, simply press the number of the card or stack on your phone keypad, and then press the number of the destination to move the card. For example, to move the face-up draw card to the far right stack, press “0” to highlight the face-up draw card and then press “7” to move that card.

You can also double-click on a stack to pull a card over to it. For example, if the Ace of Hearts is face up within the game, simple press “8” twice to pull that card down to the Hearts suit stack.

To draw cards to the draw pile, press Up on the directional pad.

Runaround – To win at Runaround, you need to pull all of the cards off the table onto the draw piles at the bottom. To pull a card, the card must be 1 point higher or lower than one of the cards in the draw piles. When a card is taken off the table, it is added to one of the draw piles at the bottom of the screen.

To pull a card to the draw piles at the bottom, simply press the small number or symbol on your phone keypad that appears directly next to the card you wish to pull off the board.

Two Close – To win at Two Close, you need to pull all of the cards off the board. You pull cards off the table in pairs. Cards must be of equal and or sequential value to remove them from the board.

To pull two cards off the board, simply use your phone keypad to press the small numbers or symbols next to the two cards you wish to remove.

Take 20 – To win at Take 20, you need to pull all of the cards off the table. Highlight two or more cards totaling 20 to remove them from the board.

To pull cards off the board, simply use your phone keypad to press the small numbers next to the cards that you wish to remove.

TIPS AND HINTS

Solitaire – This is the version of Solitaire that you know and love. Make sure to make all of your available moves before drawing cards. Also, don’t forget that you can press a stack number twice to pull a card automatically to that stack. For example, if you have a black “6” in the draw pile that you want to move to a red “7” in the far right column, simply click “7” twice and the card will automatically be pulled to that stack.

Runaround – In Runaround, try to remove cards that will allow other cards to be revealed. The more cards you have showing, the more possible moves you will have.

Two Close – In Two Close, try to remove cards that will allow other cards to be fully revealed. The more cards that are fully revealed, the more possible moves you will have.

Take 20 – In Take 20, try to remove as many cards as possible for each move. For example, if the available cards are Jack, Four, Six and Ten, you should remove the Four, the Six and one of the 10-point cards instead of removing the two 10-point cards. This way, you will clear out three cards instead of two which will help you clear the board faster.