Play Double Fourteens Solitaire Online for Free (No Signup Required)

Clear eighteen piles by pairing cards that add up to fourteen, a King with an Ace, a Queen with a Two, and ride an 86% win rate across two decks.

Double Fourteens Solitaire is Fourteen Out Solitaire played with two decks instead of one: eighteen piles hold every card face-up, and your job is to clear pairs that add up to fourteen — a King and an Ace, a Queen and a Two, an 8 and a 6, and so on. It's a simple game, with an 86% chance of winning, and skill matters more than luck.

The moves work exactly the same as in the single-deck original, just with twice the cards to sort through. If you want even more piles to clear, Triple Fourteens Solitaire adds a third deck.

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How to play Double Fourteens Solitaire

Layout:

18 tableau piles: There are 18 tableau piles, with the top card of each pile available. Pick up one card with the mouse and drop it on another to clear a pair that adds up to fourteen — a King and an Ace, for example, a Queen and a 2, or an 8 and a 6. At the start of the game, six cards are dealt to each of the first fourteen piles, and five cards are dealt to the remaining four piles.

Foundation pile: A hidden pile where cleared pairs are set aside.

Foundation:

There is one foundation pile, where matched pairs are set aside once you clear them. It stays hidden during play.

Tableau:

There are eighteen tableau piles: the first fourteen have six cards each, and the last four have five cards each. Every card is dealt face-up.

On the tableau, no building is allowed — cards simply wait to be paired off.

Cards on the tableau that are not covered by another card are playable.

The tableau's empty spaces may not be filled.