SOLO DANCE SOLITAIRE GAME

Everyone is dancing! Ivan Vasilyevich Bunsha, who changed his profession for the reign, did not have the opportunity to play solitaire — he simply did not have time for it. But you can do it, can't you? For a long time, this solitaire game can only hold up beginners and fans of constantly winning, since solitaire is convergent.

Before the first start of the layout, its convergence can cause confusion — only six cards are open, but after looking closely and thinking, it becomes clear that all the cards are actually open, because flipping through the deck you get sequential access to all the other cards, and the fact that the deck can be flipped endlessly, finally convinces of one hundred percent convergence Solo Dance.

This solitaire game is best suited for practicing laying out a more complex and, in general, dissimilar Klondike solitaire, especially since the player's task is the same — to put all the cards in four packs by suit and seniority.