Solitaire games will help you not only to get a positive or negative answer to your question, but also to while away the time on vacation, on the road. First, learn how to play simple solitaire, and then move on to more difficult ones.
Instructions
Step 1
It is better to learn how to play solitaire from one of the simplest options. Take a deck of cards consisting of 36 pieces. It is better if it is not playing, but designed specifically for fortune telling.
Step 2
Shuffle it first. At this time, orally or aloud (if you are guessing alone), ask the cards a question to which you can get an unambiguous answer - positive or negative.
Step 3
Lay out the cards in 4 rows - 9 pieces in each. Place horizontally. When there are 9 cards in the first row, then go to the second and do this until all the cards are face down on the table.
Step 4
Keep only the last, 36th card in your hand. See what is shown on it. Let's say it's an ace. So, put it in the first row on the leftmost place. If it is, for example, a lady, then arrange her in the same row, but in third place. The last place in this horizontal chain is for the six.
Step 5
If it is already occupied by a six of a different suit, then put it in the second row under it. As a result, you should have 4 rows of open cards, each in its place. If this failed, all 4 sixes have already taken their position, and there are still many cards left facing down, then the wish will not come true. In the event that there are not enough of them, lying with pictures down, turn these copies over. It turned out that all the cards are in their place? So, to your secret question you get the answer: "Yes."
Step 6
You can complicate this solitaire a little if you lay it out according to the suits. The top row is one, the next is another suit, and so on.
Step 7
After a simple solitaire, you can move on to more difficult, but no less interesting. Put 5 rows of cards so that in the first (top) it consists of 5, the second - of 4, in the third it becomes 3, in the fourth 2, in the fifth 1 piece. But that's not the whole story. Put all cards face down, and the last in all rows - face up.
Step 8
Now you can use the easy and complicated version. In the first one, you can put cards of any suit on top of each other, in the second - only alternating red with black suit.
Step 9
After you have laid out 5 rows, look at the open copies. Suppose one of the lines contains a six of diamonds, and the other contains a seven of clubs. Put this six on it and reveal the card that now closes the row instead of the six.
Step 10
If there are no matching cards, open them one at a time from the remaining deck and place them on those copies in the rows to which they fit. If you pulled out the king, give him a separate place on the table. Put the lady on him, roll on her, then ten, and so on. An ace is placed on the six.
Step 11
Have you managed to gradually collect all 4 suits in four piles from king to ace? Solitaire has come together, which means that the wish will come true or a positive answer to your question awaits you.
