Osmosis Card Game

Osmosis card game is sometimes called Treasure Trove.

Layout Rules:

For this solitaire game deal four piles of four cards each, in a column to the left. Turn over the top card on each. Deal one card face up and to the right of the top pile. Place the other three cards as they become available, in a column below the first card. The remaining cards will form the stock.

Objective:

To play cards from the stock and tableau, by adding the other twelve cards in that suit. In Osmosis card game build each foundation in suit, regardless of the order.

How to Play:

For Osmosis card game play any cards from the tableau of the same suit as the foundation card. As this cards are in the foundation, spread them so they can be seen. As the top cards are played from each of the piles left, turnover the next card. The piles are not refilled when they are depleted.

Turn up cards from the pack three at a time. The exposed card of a pile is always

Osmosis card game: After several plays. Any club, when it becomes available, may be played to the top foundation row (on the 8; only the 4 could be played, at this point, to the second foundation row; the 10 or 10 could be played to the third foundation row (indicated by a blank card below the 10-8).

available for building. If you play that card it releases the card beneath and this card becomes available for play. Unused card go into a waste heap.

As soon as the next base-number card appears, use it to begin a second suit chain in a row underneath the first. In Osmosis you can now add on any card of this second suit, but only if the card of the same rank is already in the row above.

Each new row must start off with the card of the correct base number. You can join a new card to a suit chain as long as the card of the same rank already appears in the suit chain just above.

Turn the waste heap over each time you’ve gone through the pack. For Osmosis card game redeals are allowed without limit until play is won or blocked. Play is won when the entire deck is on the foundations.

Osmosis Card Game Variations:

For Peek follow the rules of Osmosis, but spread the reserve piles so that all cards may be seen. This reveals any blocks that may stop the game and allows you to abandon play. Sometimes it allows a block to be avoided by withholding one foundation card until another becomes available.

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