Instructions: Click 'new game' to begin a game. Move cards in the play area on the following basis: Black cards on red, red cards on black. Cards are in descending order, King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, Ace. You can move either the top card or a group of cards. If a column is empty a King can be placed there. You can pile consecutive cards onto the aces piles. When there are no more movements to be made in the play area click on the remainder of the deck in the top right. Click on the face pile. 3 cards will be turned over together so that only the top of the 3 is showing. This top card can be added to the play area using the same rules as explained earlier. Continue clicking the deck until the deck is exhausted. Then click the blank area to turn the deck over. Click again to continue. The game is completed when the ace pile shows all kings.
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NOTE: The card game, Solitaire, also called patience, became popular in France in the early 19th Century reaching England and America in the latter half.
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Instructions: Click 'new game' to begin a game. Move cards in the play area on the following basis: Black cards on red, red cards on black. Cards are in descending order, King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, Ace. You can move either the top card or a group of cards. If a column is empty a King can be placed there. You can pile consecutive cards onto the aces piles. When there are no more movements to be made in the play area click on the remainder of the deck in the top right. Click on the face pile. 3 cards will be turned over together so that only the top of the 3 is showing. This top card can be added to the play area using the same rules as explained earlier. Continue clicking the deck until the deck is exhausted. Then click the blank area to turn the deck over. Click again to continue. The game is completed when the ace pile shows all kings.
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