Read the opening deal
One card sets the foundation base rank. Four cards start the tableau, and only the top of the thirteen-card reserve is visible. The remaining cards are in the stock.
Canfield family · The Heights
All 13 reserve cards are face-up from the start, giving you complete information about the reserve before making any move.
Click the stock to draw 3 cards, or select a card to move it.
One card sets the foundation base rank. Four cards start the tableau, and only the top of the thirteen-card reserve is visible. The remaining cards are in the stock.
Canfield’s defining feature: foundations do not start on Aces. The first card dealt sets the base rank for all four suits. If that card is a 7, all four foundations build 7→8→9→10→J→Q→K→A→2→3→4→5→6. The three remaining base-rank cards can start their suit foundations when accessible. Check which base-rank cards are already exposed before drawing.
The 13-card reserve is Canfield’s other core structure. Only the top card is available at any time; the other twelve are face-down until uncovered. Tableau sequences wrap around — Ace goes on 2, King on Ace — and alternate colors.
The seven board variants are available from the selector above. A brief summary of what each changes:
Think in full wrapping cycles. If the base is 9, the full sequence is 9→10→J→Q→K→A→2→3→4→5→6→7→8. Cards just above the base are urgent; cards just below the base will be last. In draw-three, only the top waste card is playable at a time. Check the exposed reserve and tableau cards before covering a useful waste card with another draw.
Superior Canfield is part of The Heights · Canfield family and is a variant of Canfield.