Solitaire Classic Freecell

HOW TO PLAY SOLITAIRE
To properly understand Freecell, let's first see what the playing field looks like, which consists of the following 3 parts:

The " tableau ", this is the part on which 52 (shuffled) cards are placed face up, so face up. The cards are divided into 8 piles, 7 cards are placed on the first 4 piles and 6 are dealt to the last 4 piles.

The “ freecells ”, these are the 4 free cells at the top left. Here you can temporarily store playing cards that you do not need at that moment.

The " discard piles ", this is where the unlocked cards are moved, this part is also called the foundation.

RULES OF SOLITAIRE GAME
Several cards can be moved at the same time, provided they are already in the correct order, the number of cards you can move in 1 time depends on the number of free spaces in the entire playing field.

Do not use the cells until you really have no other option.

You can also use vacant stacking spaces on the tableau as a storage space, these are better than the free cells because you can also move whole rows there.