Rules
Storehouse Solitaire, also know as Thirteen Up is played with one deck of 52 cards.
First, Twos are removed from the deck to form 4 foundations. Deal thirteen cards face down into one pile and then turn the top card up. These cards form a reserve called the “demon”, the top card of which is available for play. Finally, one card is dealt to each of four piles which form a row under the foundations. This is the tableau and the cards remaining in the hand form the stock.
Cards on the tableau are packed in descending order in suit, wrapping Ace to King if need be; while the foundations are built up in suit sequence, wrapping from King to Ace if necessary. Cards from the stock are dealt, in packets of three and face up, to a waste pile. After each packet of three is dealt, the top card of the waste pile is played to a foundation pile or the tableau if possible and in accordance with these rules. The top card of the reserve must be used whenever possible to fill any gaps on the tableau or build on a foundation; in case the reserve is used up, it may be filled from cards from the waste pile. Cards may be moved between tableau piles either individually or as a complete sequence.
There are two redeals.
The game is won when all cards are placed in the foundations.
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