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Storehouse Solitaire
Storehouse (also called Thirteen Up) is a Canfield variant where all four 2s start on the foundations instead of a random base card. This fixed starting point makes the game more predictable and strategic. You build foundations up in suit from 2 to Ace (wrapping around). The 13-card reserve pile remains, but knowing the foundation base eliminates one major variable.
What’s Different from Canfield Solitaire
All four 2s start on foundations instead of a random base card. You always know what to build toward, making it more strategic and predictable.
For the full Canfield rules, layout, and strategy, see the Canfield Solitaire page.
Storehouse Tips
With 2s already on foundations, look for 3s immediately. Build tableau columns in descending alternating color as usual. Clear the reserve pile as quickly as possible — it's your biggest constraint. Since you know the foundation base, plan your entire sequence from 2 through Ace.
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Storehouse — Quick FAQ
How is Storehouse different from Canfield Solitaire?
All four 2s start on foundations instead of a random base card. You always know what to build toward, making it more strategic and predictable.
How does Storehouse differ from Canfield?
Storehouse always starts with 2s on the foundations, while Canfield uses a random card. This makes Storehouse more predictable and slightly easier to plan. The core gameplay of clearing the reserve pile and building foundations remains the same.