ALASKA SOLITAIRE GAME

Solitaire Alaska can be attributed to solitaire games for good luck. In such cases, the result depends mainly on the initial layout of the cards, but the dependence on the actions of the player is less. Similar to Alaska are Yukon and Russian solitaire games, but the former wins in terms of the possibilities of successful outcomes due to the relaxed rules for transferring cards (shifting) between sorting columns.

In the case of Alaska solitaire, the rules for shifting are also strict. You can only shift suit to suit, corresponding to subordination, of course: five to six, jack to queen, etc. The only outlet that rarely saves a player can be considered the ability to shift an entire, even unsorted column. The main thing here is that the card for which this column is taken corresponds to the receiving side. The disassembly process is complicated by the fact that the game does not have the ability to cancel a move.

There is only one item in the task list: move maps from columns to four base cells (bases or houses). But believe me, it will not always be possible to cope with it, and not everyone will. Don't feel too bad about it... Better change your wallpaper and try again. Speaking of wallpaper. See what beautiful pictures the authors of the game offer to put on the solitaire game table. Here you will find cats, an owl, and a horse... However, if you prefer strict tones in card games, choose green or blue cloth.