How to Play Double Scorpion Solitaire

Create eight complete suited runs in the tableau. Every run must descend from King to Ace in the same suit to win Double Scorpion Solitaire.

Double Scorpion follows classic Scorpion movement rules, but the extra deck increases sequencing complexity and requires stronger long-term planning.

• Build tableau columns down by suit only.
• Move any face-up card with all cards stacked above it.
• Only Kings or King-led packets can fill empty columns.
• Use reserve cards carefully when no productive move remains.
• Win by assembling eight full same-suit K→A sequences in tableau.

• Plan three to five moves ahead before consuming an empty King column.
• Consolidate long same-suit packets to reduce blocked card clusters.
• Avoid dealing reserve cards too early if face-down cards are still trapped.
• Use temporary King parking only when it reveals new face-down cards.
• Track suit duplication across two decks to prevent dead-end merges.

• Scorpion Solitaire - Single-deck baseline with four completed runs required.
• Scorpion Solitaire 2 Suit - Cleaner two-suit sequencing with fewer dead-end merges.
• Wasp Solitaire - Same core structure but empty spaces accept any card or sequence.
• Three Blind Mice Solitaire - Ten-column variant with special face-down distribution.

• Scorpion Solitaire - Classic one-deck Scorpion experience.
• Scorpion Solitaire 2 Suit - Transitional difficulty between classic and double-deck Scorpion.
• Wasp Solitaire - Flexible empty columns for aggressive repositioning.
• Three Blind Mice Solitaire - Reserve timing and right-side hidden stacks.
• Russian Solitaire - Same-suit stacking with Yukon-style movement.
• Yukon Solitaire - Move any face-up packet with alternating-color stacking.