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In sequence - Cards can only be placed on the card one higher or lower (usually one or the other, not both).

Building down - Cards can only be placed on higher value cards.Building up - Cards can only be placed on lower value cards.For instance, a game may describe "building up in sequence by suit". These terms are usually combined in game explanations. Cells - Common to ' FreeCell' type games, cells allow only one card to be placed in them.These cards are dealt out at the beginning, and used, commonly one card at a time, during the play. Reserve - A group or pile(s) of cards where building is usually not permitted.Some allow stacks of cards which match the building requirements to be moved, others only allow the top card to be moved, yet others allow any stack to be moved. Tableau - This consists of a number of piles of cards where cards can be moved from one area to another, under varying rules.Usually only thirteen cards are allowed in each foundation. Usually they are built up by suit from Ace to King, but some games have different rules. Foundations - Most solitaire games feature foundations - the aim of these games is to clear the tableau and move all the cards to the foundations.Only the topmost card is available for play. Only cards from the stock can be played to the waste.

Waste/Wastepile - The area where the cards from the stock go when they are brought into play.

These can be turned over into the waste, usually one-by-one, but sometimes in groups of two or three, when the player wishes.

Stock - A pile of cards, face down, which are left over after setting up the other layout areas.

It is most commonly found in addition games.

However, only the top card is available for play. Each card's value and suit is face up, and should be able to be viewed by the player. Cascade - Cards are built on one another, starting from the bottom up.Viewing these cards during a deal is often considered illegal, so they should be dealt face down. In most cases, these cards are and should be kept hidden. Stack - Cards are placed directly on top of each other, disallowing the player to see any card other than the top.