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Two-Deck Games

Solitaire games played with two full decks shuffled together for a bigger, longer game.

20 games in this category.

  • Big Ben

    A two-deck expansion of the clock-face foundation layout with a fuller tableau.

    • 2 decks
    • 15 min
    • Intermediate

  • British Square

    A four-by-four grid of piles, each committed to one direction, feeding foundations that climb to King and come back down.

    • 2 decks
    • 16 min
    • Intermediate

  • Colorado

    Twenty waste piles feeding eight foundations that climb from the Aces and descend from the Kings.

    • 2 decks
    • 15 min
    • Easy

  • Crazy Quilt

    A woven 8x8 quilt where only cards with a short edge free can be played, to Aces building up and Kings building down.

    • 2 decks
    • 18 min
    • Hard

  • Diplomat

    Eight short rows of four, built down with suit ignored, and any card may take a space that opens up.

    • 2 decks
    • 16 min
    • Easy

  • Double Klondike

    Klondike scaled up to two decks and nine tableau columns for a longer, more complex game.

    • 2 decks
    • 18 min
    • Intermediate

  • Forty Thieves

    Build strict same-suit sequences across ten columns dealt from two decks — one of the toughest classic patience games.

    • 2 decks
    • 25 min
    • Hard

  • Four Corners

    Only the cornerstone piles may feed any foundation — every other pile is tied to the one in its own row.

    • 2 decks
    • 18 min
    • Hard

  • Harp

    A nine-column two-deck Klondike with three redeals, but only one card at a time unless a King leads the group.

    • 2 decks
    • 20 min
    • Intermediate

  • House on the Hill

    Thirty-six tiny piles of three feeding eight foundations that climb from Aces and descend from Kings.

    • 2 decks
    • 18 min
    • Intermediate

  • Miss Milligan

    Eight columns fed eight cards at a time, with one late privilege: you may set a card aside and bring it back.

    • 2 decks
    • 22 min
    • Expert

  • Royal Cotillion

    Eight foundations built up by suit in twos, so each one skips every other rank on its way round.

    • 2 decks
    • 20 min
    • Hard

  • Salic Law

    Queens are discarded and the eight Kings become column bases, with Aces building up to Jacks in the middle.

    • 2 decks
    • 12 min
    • Hard

  • Spider

    Build same-suit sequences from King to Ace across ten tableau columns using two full decks and four suits.

    • 2 decks
    • 20 min
    • Intermediate

  • Spider (One Suit)

    The easiest Spider variant, played with a single suit repeated across both decks.

    • 2 decks
    • One suit
    • 12 min
    • Easy

  • Spider (Two Suit)

    A more forgiving Spider variant played with only two suits instead of all four.

    • 2 decks
    • Two suits
    • 16 min
    • Intermediate

  • Sudden Death

    Two stripped decks of high cards only, with foundations climbing from Nine to Ace and back down again.

    • 2 decks
    • 12 min
    • Easy

  • Sultan

    Also called Emperor of Germany — an ornate two-deck game built around eight Queen and King foundations.

    • 2 decks
    • 20 min
    • Hard

  • Terrace

    You pick which rank the foundations start on, then build them up in alternating colours from an eleven-card terrace.

    • 2 decks
    • 18 min
    • Intermediate

  • TriPeaks (Double)

    TriPeaks scaled up to two decks and a wider set of peaks for a longer round.

    • 2 decks
    • 10 min
    • Easy

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What is two-deck games?
Solitaire games played with two full decks shuffled together for a bigger, longer game.

Games in Two-Deck Games

  • Big Ben

    A two-deck expansion of the clock-face foundation layout with a fuller tableau.

  • British Square

    A four-by-four grid of piles, each committed to one direction, feeding foundations that climb to King and come back down.

  • Colorado

    Twenty waste piles feeding eight foundations that climb from the Aces and descend from the Kings.

  • Crazy Quilt

    A woven 8x8 quilt where only cards with a short edge free can be played, to Aces building up and Kings building down.

  • Diplomat

    Eight short rows of four, built down with suit ignored, and any card may take a space that opens up.

  • Double Klondike

    Klondike scaled up to two decks and nine tableau columns for a longer, more complex game.

  • Forty Thieves

    Build strict same-suit sequences across ten columns dealt from two decks — one of the toughest classic patience games.

  • Four Corners

    Only the cornerstone piles may feed any foundation — every other pile is tied to the one in its own row.

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