EIGHT SPADES SOLITAIRE GAME

There are many variations of the simple solitaire game Three Spades. The name comes from the formation of laying out cards on the game table. In the classic versions, the maps are laid out in the form of three pyramids or towers. There is also an option with the layout of six spades, and this, eight-peak option. This name has nothing to do with the suit of spades, but initially it may seem that the name is encrypted with a certain eight of spades. The rules for all versions of this solitaire are almost the same — the player must remove all cards from the playing field, combining them with the base card on the principle of one rank higher or lower. Take a ten or eight from the table if there is a nine on the base, a king or jack if there is a queen. The suit doesn't matter. If there are no options on the table, update the base card with a card from the deck.