Above and Below Solitaire

Above and Below Solitaire utilizes two decks of cards. Initially, a single card is placed face up to serve as the "indicator". Four foundation piles must be constructed using cards of identical suits, beginning with the rank immediately above the indicator and cycling from Ace to King when needed. In parallel, four additional foundation piles are built in descending order with matching suits, starting one rank below the indicator and wrapping from King back to Ace as required. Cards from the stock are drawn individually into the waste pile. If a card matching the indicator's rank appears, you may move it straight to the indicator pile. The top card from the waste pile can be transferred to either the foundations or any of the four tableau piles. Tableau piles are arranged in ascending or descending sequences of the same suit, allowing only single-card moves from these piles at a time. Once all stock cards have been played, you may recycle the waste pile to form a new stock for another round. Transferring cards between foundation piles is also permitted, offering a marginal advantage in this challenging game. Your final ranking is determined by how many cards you successfully place on the foundations.