Addiction Solitaire

Addiction Solitaire is a harder variant of Gaps/Montana with stricter rules. The grid layout and gap-sliding mechanic are the same, but Addiction limits redeals or adds restrictions on which cards can move. This creates a more demanding puzzle where early decisions have lasting consequences. Every gap you fill determines which future moves are possible.

What’s Different from Gaps Solitaire

Harder Gaps with stricter rules and fewer redeals. Early decisions have lasting consequences.

For the full Gaps rules, layout, and strategy, see the Gaps Solitaire page.

Addiction Tips

Think multiple moves ahead — filling one gap affects which cards can move next. Prioritize completing suits that have the most cards already in sequence. Avoid creating gaps at the end of rows (after Kings) since they're dead ends. Use redeals sparingly and strategically.

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Addiction — Quick FAQ

How is Addiction different from Gaps Solitaire?

Harder Gaps with stricter rules and fewer redeals. Early decisions have lasting consequences.

What makes Addiction harder than Montana?

Addiction typically has fewer redeals or stricter gap-filling rules. This means early mistakes are harder to recover from. The core sliding puzzle mechanic is the same, but the reduced margin for error significantly increases difficulty.

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