Select a face-up card, then a highlighted destination.

Stock · 64

♣ 1

♣ 2

♦ 1

♦ 2

♥ 1

♥ 2

♠ 1

♠ 2

Column 1 · 4

Column 2 · 4

Column 3 · 4

Column 4 · 4

Column 5 · 4

Column 6 · 4

Column 7 · 4

Column 8 · 4

Column 9 · 4

Column 10 · 4

The deal

Two decks deal four face-up cards to each of ten columns. The remaining 64 cards form the stock.

Playing the tableau

Build down in alternating colors with single-card moves. Any card may fill an empty column; the eight foundations build up by suit.

Place all 104 cards on the eight foundations.

Scan the entire open tableau for Aces and low suit links before drawing. Every visible card gives information about the best route.

Streets is part of Grand Plaza · Forty Thieves & two-deck builders and is a variant of Napoleon at St Helena. The usual forty face-up cards build in alternating colors rather than matching suits.

Napoleon at St Helena — Ten tableau columns, two decks.
Canister — A one-deck eight-column builder with four cards in the middle row.
Colonel — A three-row tableau exposes cards only after the cell beneath is cleared.
Deauville — Thirty hidden tableau cards give way to alternating-color building.
Diplomat — Two-deck patience with eight tableau piles.
Dress Parade — Hidden-card alternating-color columns allow packed sequence moves.

Intrigue (Court games) — Eight Queen columns; eight Five-piles built down to the King and eight Six-piles built up to the Jack, regardless of suit.
Milligan Cell (Miss Milligan & row dealers) — Four free cells add temporary storage to Miss Milligan’s eight columns.
Royal Cotillion (Reserve builders) — A 4-column Ladies’ tableau that never refills, a 16-cell Lords’ grid that refills from waste only, and zero redeals.