DOUBLE KLONDIKE SOLITAIRE GAME

This Kerchief is called double for several reasons. First, there are 104 cards in the layout: 2 standard decks of 52 sheets each. Secondly, there are two players involved in the disassembly of solitaire: you and the computer mind, who are rivals in the game. Yes, here you will compete with the computer.

Outwardly, everything looks like 2 unfolded Kerchiefs, located mirror-like vertically relative to each other. It is convenient that the computer layout is turned upside down, and everything that happens there: shifting and shuffling cards should not interest you. However, you should pay close attention to the base slots, of which there are already 8 pieces (104 cards after all).

The fact is that all slots are shared and fill up as the necessary cards appear for you or your opponent. Here, as they say, who is who. If you are the first to notice the opportunity to drop a suitable card into a slot, then do it immediately, before the highly respected computer beats you to it. Thus, the goal of the game is still to analyze all the cards dealt to you by suit, sorting them in ascending order from aces (then 2-ki, 3-ki, etc.) to kings and stacking them on bases.

The winner will be the one who first managed to get rid of all their cards. However, there may be a situation when solitaire doesn't match. I.e. you and the computer will frantically sort through the cards available for playing, but you won't find any options for transferring them to the base slots. In this case, it makes sense to replay the game and play solitaire again.