Gaps (Montana) Solitaire

How to Play

Gaps (also known as Montana) is a unique solitaire where you rearrange a grid of cards to form perfect sequences. Rules: • Uses 1 deck (52 cards) dealt into a 4 rows x 13 columns grid • The four Aces are removed, leaving gaps scattered throughout the grid • Move a card into a gap if the card to the left of the gap is the same suit and one rank lower (e.g., 5♠ after 4♠) • A 2 can be placed into any gap at the start of a row • Redeal: stuck? Up to two redeals per game — cards not yet in sequence are collected, shuffled, and dealt back into the gaps • Win by forming four complete 2→K same-suit rows (the end of each row stays empty) Strategy: Build sequences evenly across rows and keep low cards reachable. Save your redeals for when no useful moves remain — each one is precious.