SULTAN SOLITAIRE GAME

Interesting solitaire, perhaps, in its essence does not have 100% analogues in the world of logic card games. The convergence of Sultan is extremely high, which increases the interest of those who hate to lose in this solitaire game. The number of cards involved is large: two decks of all four suits take part in the game.

The player's task is to sort cards by suit and rank in eight slots in the center of the game table, located around the ninth, in which the Sultan himself is located. To the right and left, there are six slots used for temporary card reservation, three on each side. Only one card can be placed in any of these cells at a time. The remaining cards from the original hand (which is not very rich — kings in the center, and six cards on the sides) are stored in the deck at the top. Attention! You can only scroll through the deck three times. If at the end of the third run of cards in the deck, something remains, the player is counted as a defeat!

From the originality in the rules, it should be noted the time given to the player to solve the problem: as much as 100 million seconds! Do you think this is a lot? Not really, if you're not paying attention. The fact is that for each impossible move, which is recognized here as clicking on a card in the deck if there is nowhere to put it, you will be charged a fine of 5 thousand seconds.

So, the successful completion of the layout can be considered a king of hearts in the center of the table and eight ladies around it.