Copyright: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 04:12:11


Cards are stacked in descending order, alternating between red cards and black cards. For example, you can play the two of hearts on the three of clubs.


Cards are stacked in the four areas at the upper right of the screen in ascending order, beginning with aces. For example, you can play the two of hearts on the ace of hearts.


A scoring option in which:

If you move a card to a suit stack, you get 10 points.

If you move a card from the deck to a row stack, you get 5 points.

If you turn over a card in a row stack, you get 5 points.

If you move a card from a suit stack back to a row stack, you lose 15 points.

If you are playing with the Draw Three option, you lose 20 points every time you go through the deck after the third time.

If you are playing with the Draw One option, you lose 100 points every time you go through the deck after the first time.

For timed games only, you lose 2 points every 10 seconds of play, and you receive bonus points at the end of the game. The shorter the game, the larger the bonus.


A scoring option in which:

You start the game with a debt of 52 dollars, which represents your wager.

You win 5 dollars for every card you play on a suit stack.

The object of the game is to earn more money than you wagered.

If you are playing with the Draw Three option, you can only go through the deck three times.

If you are playing with the Draw One option, you can only go through the deck once.


A scoring option in which:

You start the game with no debt (wager) and no money.

You can play the game with the timer turned on or off.

The object of the game is to play all the cards. You don’t win or lose any money.

You can go through the deck as many times as you like whether you are playing with the Draw Three option or the Draw One option.


Click a card type to specify the deck you want to play the game with.


Specifies the number of cards drawn each time you click the deck of cards. Click Draw One to turn over one card at a time, or click Draw Three to turn over three cards at a time.


Specifies the type of scoring to be used.

Click Standard to play a game where you start the game with 0 dollars and you win 10 dollars for every card you play on a suit stack.

Click Vegas to play a more challenging game. The object of the Vegas-style game is to earn more money than you wager. You start the game with a debt of 52 dollars and you win 5 dollars for every card you play on a suit stack.

Click None to play without keeping score.


Specifies whether the game will be timed. To play a more challenging game, click to select Timed game.


Specifies whether the notification area showing the score and time played will be visible.


Specifies that an outline of a card (rather than the actual card) appears while you drag a card to a new location.


Only available on Vegas scoring, keeps track of your score through multiple games.