Montana (Gaps) Solitaire

Montana (Gaps) Solitaire

Spaces Solitaire

424 ratings
21 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 4, 2021
  • May 31, 2026

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This solitaire game challenges you to arrange cards into four rows of ascending sequences, one suit per row. Utilize blank spaces to move cards strategically and reshuffle remaining cards when blocked. Aim for a high score by completing sequences and managing your shuffles.

Arrange cards in ascending order
Four rows, one suit per row
Utilize blank spaces for card movement
Shuffle remaining cards option
Scoring system with bonuses and penalties
Undo and Redo functionality
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What's New in Montana (Gaps) Solitaire

1.9

May 31, 2026

We update the game as often as possible to make it faster and more reliable for you.

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$5.99

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User reviews

Hints

Why show what the missing card is; ie: 9 of hearts follows an 8. Deleting before I’ve even played 1 game because of it.

Response from developer

Thanks for your feedback. We understand your concern about the hint revealing the exact missing card. The hints can be turned off in the game settings if you prefer to solve the puzzles without any assistance. We’ll also review the hint design based on your feedback.

Montana (gaps) solitaire

Too many requests to rate the game almost every time I get into it they want me to read it

Response from developer

Hi, thanks for your feedback. The rating prompt is part of the system’s standard review request logic. Once you submit a rating/review, it should no longer appear again. We appreciate your support and understanding!

Once in a blue moon

I learnt this game I the1950s from my grandma. She called it ‘once in a blue moon’ as it’s rare to get it out.

Response from developer

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Great game

My only ‘complaint’ is I’d like it if I could choose not to have the next card to be placed visible.

Response from developer

Thanks so much for your suggestion! Just a quick tip — you can actually hide the upcoming card by turning on “Hidden Move Hint” in the Settings. Hope that makes the game even more fun for you. We really appreciate your feedback!

Too much

A solitary card game and you are bombarded with Ads

Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback. We understand that ads can be disruptive, especially in a relaxing, solitary card game experience. We’re happy to let you know that we offer an upgrade to the Premium version, which is a one-time purchase. This upgrade removes all ads permanently and unlocks additional premium features for a lifetime. We hope this improves your experience. Thank you for your support!

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

7 issues

Cards disappear

Bug

Duplicate cards

Bug

Cannot move cards

Bug

Game stays open draining battery

Bug

Lost gold medals/calendar wins after update

Bug

Ads appear after paying for no ads

Bug

Restore purchases needed for no ads

Bug

Requested Features

2 requests

Enlarge cards on screen

Feature

More than two shuffles

Feature

FAQ

What is Montana Solitaire?

Montana Solitaire, also known as Gaps or Spaces, is a card game where the objective is to arrange all 52 cards into four rows. Each row should contain cards of a single suit in ascending order from 2 to King.

How do I play Montana Solitaire?

Cards are dealt face up into four rows, and Aces are removed to create blank spaces. You can move a card to a blank spot if it's one rank higher than the card to the left of the blank and from the same suit. Special rules apply for the first column and Kings.

What are the shuffle and undo features?

If you get stuck, you can use the 'Shuffle Remaining' button to redeal cards not in sequence. There are limited shuffles allowed. The 'Undo' button lets you reverse moves, but using it deducts points from your score.

What is the goal of the game and how is scoring calculated?

The goal is to complete all four rows with cards in ascending order. You score points for each card in sequence. Bonus points are awarded for remaining shuffles, while using the undo button incurs a penalty.

Is Montana Solitaire difficult to win?

The chance of winning a standard game is estimated at 1 in 20. However, when played as a puzzle with unlimited use of the Redo command, it is considered nearly always winnable.