Laggard Lady Solitaire

Family: Faerie Queen
Deck: Two 52-card decks
Redeals: None
Game time: Medium
Difficulty level: Medium
Skill level: Mostly chance
Chance of winning: Very high - about 1 in 2 games

A game of Laggard Lady Solitaire - Click the picture to enlarge

Rules

Object of the game: To win this game, the final result will be one row of Jacks, one row of Kings and one row of Queens.

Shuffle two decks together and remove a Queen, placing it on the tableau. Deal cards, one at a time and overlapping, from the stock to the Queen.
When you get a Five, play it on the foundations directly above the Queens.
When you get a Six, play it on the foundations directly above the Fives.

To play a Five or a Six to the foundations, there must be a Queen below them. In the image below, there is a Five available to be played to the foundations. As there is no Queen below it, it must remain on the waste pile until the next Queen appears.
Build the Six foundations up, regardless of suit, from Six to Jack. Build the Five foundations down, regardless of suit, from Five to King.
When building down from Five to King, the ranking of cards is continuous: Kings can be played on Aces.
When the Fives or Sixes are on the foundations, you can play any uncovered card from the tableau piles to the foundations.
Once you have dealt all the cards from the stock, any tableau pile with only a Queen is considered an empty space, and any card can be played on it.
No redeals are permitted.

A game of Laggard Lady in SolSuite Solitaire