Solitaire in Morocco: Clearing the Columns into Four Piles
Winning a game of Solitaire pays the bet at odds of x2. This card game is found in the 1xGames section of 1xBet in Morocco, and bets are placed in Moroccan dirhams (MAD).
Each of the seven columns holds one to seven cards, and only its top card is dealt face up; the others start face down.
Zones of the table


Part of the game | Where or when | Role |
|---|---|---|
Draw pile | Upper left-hand corner | Built from the cards left over after the deal |
Four piles | Upper right-hand corner | Where every card must end up for a win |
Seven columns | Beneath the top row | Cards are played in descending order with alternating colours |
Give up | When no further move exists | Stops the game |
Playing on two or more tables at once is prohibited. Inside the columns, a red eight can be played on a black nine, and a black seven carrying a red six can go onto a red eight in another column as one group: the moved card has to rank lower than the one it lands on and be of the opposite colour. An empty column takes any visible king, or a group of cards with a king, such as a black king topped by a red queen.
Around the table
The game is set on a round wooden table in front of a purple curtain, below a SOLITAIRE sign in gold letters lined with small lights. Before a bet, seven empty spaces marked K line up across the middle of the table, under four spaces marked A.
Live betting, casino and sign-up
Matches already in progress are covered in the live section. Casino games are listed in the casino section.
Opening a dirham account takes place through registration; Attijari can be used to fund it afterwards.
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Solitaire: draw pile, deck and suit piles
How many times can you go through the draw pile?
As many times as necessary. There is no cap on it.
What deck does Solitaire use?
A standard 52-card deck. The game follows Klondike rules.
Which card starts a suit pile, and which one ends it?
The king tops each pile, which is built up from the ace in one suit.