BLACK KLONDIKE SOLITAIRE GAME

The diverse ranks of solitaire games are sometimes supplemented with variants that are as similar as two drops to others in type, but have some kind of highlight, even if not in the gameplay or rules, but in the presentation. In this version of Klondike Solitaire, it is a black background. Cards are laid out not on the usual greenish cloth, but on a completely black surface.

A 52-card deck is half laid out on the game table in seven columns with a sequential decrease in cards from left to right. The top cards of each column are opened, while the rest are closed. They can be moved by shifting between columns according to the principle of junior to senior (the difference in ranks should be = 1) with alternating suits. Removing a card from a column opens the next one that was below it, since it now becomes the top one.

Thus, the player tries to make a series of sequences, trying to reveal the maximum possible number of cards. The main goal of Klondike Solitaire is to move all the cards into 4 houses (four cells from the top right). Each of these home squares must contain cards of the same suit, sorted in ascending order: from ace to king (ace, 2, 3,..., king).

If there is no possibility to move a card or an ordered stack of cards between the columns and there are no cards to put in the house, the player uses the remaining deck from the layout, turning it over and taking out the cards one by one.

As the main advice for disassembling Klondike Solitaire, it is usually recommended to focus as much as possible on opening cards in columns on the table. If in the early stages of the showdown it is possible to reveal the columns and get access to the cards of lower ranks, then the probability of solitaire convergence increases dramatically.