A close cousin of FreeCell where the tableau must be built down by suit instead of alternating colors. The setup is identical to FreeCell, 8 tableau columns, 4 free cells, 4 foundations, all 52 cards face-up, but the strict same-suit building rule makes Baker’s Game considerably harder. Many positions that would be solvable in FreeCell are unsolvable here.
Building Foundations: Move Aces to the foundation, then build up each foundation by suit in sequence: Ace, 2, 3, and so on up to King.
Building the Tableau: Stack cards in descending order of the same suit. For example, the 6 of Hearts can only be placed on the 7 of Hearts.
Using Free Cells: Move any single card to an empty free cell. Cards in free cells can be moved back to the tableau or to foundations.
Moving Sequences: As in FreeCell, the number of cards you can move as a group depends on available free cells and empty columns. The same supermove formula applies.
Empty Columns: Any card or valid same-suit sequence can be moved to an empty tableau column.