Try Variations Of The Game Solitaire

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Try to play the Forty Thieves Solitaire. This easier version of the game Solitaire normal because You can see the cards in each pile (because all the cards are open). The object of the game is to make stacks of each type of card in ascending order. This game requires two sets of cards.

When placing a card, share ten piles of cards with each of the four cards in each pile, where all cards is open.

 You can only move the top card from each stack at one given moment. There are eight places on the top that can be used as a placeholder. You can put the top card of one stack to place the container so that the card underneath can be played.

Play the cards that are in the pile of spare cards at the same time, but You can only flip one card (not three cards at once).

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Try playing Freecell Solitaire. This is one version of the hardest of the game Solitaire. This version is more challenging skills and Your mental strength than the usual Solitaire game because there is no stack of spare cards to be played. The purpose of the game is still making a pile of each card type in the order.[3]

Share all the cards into eight piles of cards, four card pile has seven cards, and four piles of cards has six cards. All cards must be in the open state.

 There is no card that is used as a stack of cards backup. All the cards should be dealt into a pile of cards.

In this game, there are four places in the upper part of which is used as a placeholder while. You can only play the top card from each pile, but You can put the top card into one of the placeholder while so that You can play the cards that are underneath.

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Try playing Golf Solitaire. This is a variation of Solitaire where the goal is to remove all cards in seven piles of cards, rather than make a pile of the four types of cards.

Deal the cards into seven piles of cards that contain each five cards. All the cards that have been distributed must be open, while all other cards must be enclosed in a pile of spare cards.

 Turn over the top card from the pile of spare cards. Then try to remove any cards from the seven piles of cards based on which card You have feedback from the card pile of the reserve. When You can't play the card again, turn over the next card from the card pile backup and move any open card can move with this new card. Continue play until You have to remove all the cards that are open or You can't do the other games again.

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Try playing Pyramid Solitaire. The purpose of this game is to eliminate all cards from the pyramid and the pile of spare cards and put the cards on the pile of cards waste by creating pairs of cards that worth the same with thirteen.[4]

 Share 28 cards in the open state into the shape of a pyramid. The cards should be stacked so that the rows of cards consists of one card, then two cards, then three cards, and so on, until all 28 cards have been arranged into a pyramid. Each row should cover the most rows in it. Note that there are people who play only with the use of 21 cards to form a pyramid.

Make a pile of spare cards with the remaining cards.

 Get rid of the cards one by one or in pairs. You can only get rid of cards that have a value of thirteen. Card King is worth 13, the Queen is worth 12, a Jack is worth 11, and the rest of the other cards are worth according to the value stated on the card (aces are worth 1). For example, You can get rid of the card King, and You can also get rid of the card 8, and card 5 as the second card numbered 13. The top card from the pile of spare cards can also be used to make the card worth 13.

 If there are no cards that can be paired, then the card next backup will be opened. After all the cards reserves run out, You can take the cards from the card pile waste and return those cards to stack the cards back up so that You can continue to get rid of the cards from the pyramid.

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Try playing Spider Solitaire. You have to use two sets of cards to play Spider Solitaire.[5]

Make ten piles of cards, in which the four piles each containing six cards, and six other piles each contain five cards. Only the top card of each pile exposed cards. The remaining cards are placed in a pile of spare cards.

 The purpose of this game is to create a sequence of cards decreased from the same type, ranging from cards King to ace on the ten piles of cards. After You finish one pile with the order, You may place it in one of the eight placeholder. You have to make a pile of the sequence eight times. You can't use the placeholder as a temporary place for the card.

 You can create a small pile (for example, cards 9, 8 and 7 leaves) and place it on the card is 10 of hearts or another card type when You create a stack of small cards.

The game ends when all the placeholders are filled.