The history of the emergence of playing cards goes back several centuries. Today, this exciting game can be played not only with the help of a deck of cards, but also with the use of special computer programs. How do you play solitaire cards?
Instructions
Step 1
Almost all card solitaire games and their computer counterparts have several modifications. However, it is better to start learning with the simplest and most common options.
The goal of almost all card games of this type is to clear the playing field. As a rule, a 52-sheet deck is used for solitaire games. Before playing solitaire, you must carefully shuffle the deck of cards.
Step 2
Solitaire"
Divide the deck into seven piles from left to right so that each next pile contains one more card than the previous one. The leftmost pile should contain one card, the next two, and so on. The cards are laid face down.
Flip the top card in each pile face down. Set aside the remaining cards.
See if there are aces among the open cards. If there is, place them in a separate row at the top and open the card lying under them. The goal of the solitaire is to collect all the cards by suits, in ascending order for the aces taken out separately.
On the table, the cards are stacked in descending order, with alternating red and black suits. If the cards in one of the piles are out, you can put the king in this place.
Make all possible moves with open cards. Start flipping through the deck one card at a time. The deck can be flipped an unlimited number of times.
Step 3
Pyramid Solitaire
Place a pyramid of cards turned face up on the table so that each subsequent row of cards half overlaps the previous one. There should be one card at the top of the pyramid, two in the second row, three in the third, etc. to the last, seventh row. Set aside the remaining cards in a pile, face down.
Assign numeric values to the cards. ace - one, jack - 11, queen - 12, king - 13. The rest of the numerical values of the cards correspond to their face value. Cards are removed starting from the bottom, in pairs. The sum of the points of each pair must be 13. For example, eight and five, two and queen, etc. The only exception is the king - he does not need a pair, he is removed alone. The suits do not matter. The removed cards are not returned to the deck.
The goal of solitaire is to sort out all the cards in pairs. After you have removed all the open cards, start flipping through the deck one card at a time. Make pairs from the open cards of the deck and the cards laid out on the table. If you managed to find pairs for all the initially open cards, the solitaire has come together.
