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2 Decks. Medium (65%). Mostly Skill.
Object
To move all the cards to the .
Layout
| • | 8 piles (middle) - build the first 4 piles from Twos to Kings to Aces, build the last 4 piles from Queens to Aces to Kings. |
| • | 4 piles (below , on right) - build , wrapping from Ace to King or King to Ace if necessary. Spaces are filled from the . When the is empty, spaces cannot be filled. One card is dealt to each pile at the start of the game. |
| • | 3 piles (top) - Top card available for play on the or . 13 cards are dealt to each at the start of the game. |
| • | (bottom left, face down) - Turn over 1 card at a time to the pile by clicking. No . |
| • | (next to ) - Top card available for play on the or . |
Options
AutoPlay
Notes
| • | It is allowed (in fact it is necessary in order to win) to move cards from one pile to another, in particular from Two to Queen and vice versa. |
| • | Play consists of moving cards from the , , and to the , and especially in strategic movement of cards within the to allow more cards to be played there. |
| • | Because Aces and Kings are the last cards played to each (whether they go up or down), these cards require great care in their placement. |
History
Deuces and Queens is a variation of Aces and Kings. It was invented by Thomas Warfield.
Similar Games
Aces and Kings
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