The deal
The Osmosis deal uses four reserves of four cards, but every reserve card is face up. One base card starts the first foundation; the remainder becomes a draw-three stock.
Reserve builders · The Vault
Peek Solitaire
The Osmosis deal uses four reserves of four cards, but every reserve card is face up. One base card starts the first foundation; the remainder becomes a draw-three stock.
Seed35076
Moves0
Timer00:00
Stock35
Statusin progress
Streak0
Move a reserve or waste top to a highlighted foundation.
Stock · 35
Waste · 0
Empty
Redeals
0
Reserve 1 · 4
Reserve 2 · 4
Reserve 3 · 4
Reserve 4 · 4
Foundation 1
3
Foundation 2
Awaiting base rank
Foundation 3
Awaiting base rank
Foundation 4
Awaiting base rank
Playing the tableau
Only the top card of each reserve is playable despite the open information. Each lower foundation needs the same rank already present in the foundation immediately above.
Goal and first plan
Move all 52 cards to the four suit foundations. Productive foundation moves permit another stock pass.
Trace each visible reserve from top to bottom. A buried base-rank card may become useful quickly if its blockers can be placed first.
Related games
Peek is part of The Vault · Reserve builders and is a variant of Osmosis. All reserve cards start face up, so their order can be planned before drawing.
More Reserve builders games
- Osmosis — Four foundations grow when their ranks have appeared in the row above.
- Sultan — Eight foundations surround the Sultan King; build each up to a Queen.
- Royal Cotillion — A 4-column Ladies’ tableau that never refills, a 16-cell Lords’ grid that refills from waste only, and zero redeals.
- Aces and Kings — Pairing aces with kings.
- Archway — Open patience with arch reserve and dual foundations.
- Backbone — Two-deck gated by a forked reserve.
Also try
- Gaps — Fill four rows of gaps to build 2–K suit runs. No aces, three passes.
- Klondike — The patience everyone knows. Draw 1 or 3.
- Seahaven Towers — FreeCell cousin: ten columns, same-suit builds, two cells.