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Josephine Solitaire
Josephine Solitaire is a Forty Thieves variant that allows moving same-suit sequences as a group, dramatically changing the game's character. Named after Napoleon's wife, this version transforms Forty Thieves from a gruelling single-card puzzle into a more flowing strategic game. The ability to move built sequences opens up combination plays and makes empty columns even more powerful.
What’s Different from Forty Thieves Solitaire
Forty Thieves but you can move same-suit sequences together (not just single cards). Much easier.
For the full Forty Thieves rules, layout, and strategy, see the Forty Thieves Solitaire page.
Josephine Tips
Group moves are your biggest advantage — build long same-suit sequences before transferring them. Empty columns are now even more valuable since you can temporarily park entire sequences there. Still focus on same-suit building, but the group move rule means you can be more aggressive with sequence construction.
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Josephine — Quick FAQ
How is Josephine different from Forty Thieves Solitaire?
Forty Thieves but you can move same-suit sequences together (not just single cards). Much easier.
How does Josephine differ from Forty Thieves?
The only rule difference is that Josephine allows moving same-suit descending sequences as a group, while Forty Thieves restricts you to single-card moves. This one change dramatically increases the win rate from about 10% to roughly 30-40%.