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Five Crowns Solitaire Screenshots

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About Five Crowns Solitaire

Note: Five Crowns Solitaire is a daily puzzle that utilizes the same shuffle throughout the entire day. Everyone plays the same solitaire. With each attempt to solve all 11 columns, you gain knowledge of what cards are coming and your strategy improves. We encourage you to see how many tries it takes you to win and to challenge and compare achievements with your friends.

Five Crowns is a five-suited rummy-style card game that everyone loves! This award-winning, classic game is a quick favorite. The special deck makes it easier to arrange your hands into books and runs and the rotating wild card keeps you on your toes!

In Five Crowns Solitaire your task is to close out all eleven hands by making books and runs. The hands are dealt out in a traditional solitaire fashion where the first column has 3 cards, the next column has 4 cards and so on until 11 columns are displayed to represent the 11 hands that are played in the multi-player version of Five Crowns.

You play the cards remaining in the deck. The first card is flipped over for you. Play the card where you think it's most beneficial, and discard one card from that hand. The discard can't be used again. As each card is played the built-in analyzer will automatically close the hand (flip it over) when it is all books and/or runs.

Play continues until either all hands are closed (you win) or the stack of remaining cards is depleted before all hands are closed (you lose).