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Move cards🌧️ in the main stacks before using extra stock cards. Clear aces and 2s to foundation piles right away to free🌧️ up space. Free up face-down cards from the largest stacks first to have access to them. Group like suits in🌧️ the same stacks so they're easier to play through.

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'True right' or 'true left' refers to the side of the river when you are facing downstream.

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