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Forty Thieves is a solitaire card game. It is quite difficult to win, and relies mostly on skill. It is also known as Napoleon at Saint Helena, Roosevelt at San Juan, Big Forty and Le Cadran. Rules Two decks are used (104 cards). Deal ten tableau piles of four cards each, all face up and all visible.

Play Forty Thieves Solitaire for free with no registration or download required. Move all cards from the stock pile and tableau into eight foundation piles.

Here's how you play this game: By the end of every session in forty thieves Solitaire, players have to clear the 104 cards in the eight foundations on their screens. All you need to do is place 40 cards in ten tableaus, and the rest of the cards should be in the stockpiles.

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Forty and Eight Solitaire is a variant of Forty Thieves with less piles but an extra stock re-deal

Here you can play classic Forty Thieves Solitaire card game, online and free. Enjoy special features like full screen, background and card customizations, statistics and unlimited hints. Forty Thieves is a challenging variation of classic Solitaire , played with two decks of cards (104 cards).

To play this game by hand, start by fully shuffling 2 decks of cards. You then will place 40 cards on the table. All 40 cards will be dealt face up. They will be placed in 10 columns with 4 cards each. Unlike most solitaires, in thieves you may only …