FREE CELL 3 DECKS

Continuing to develop solitaire, the authors added another deck of cards to the game. Now you have the opportunity to try to disassemble the Free Cell, laid out of 156 cards! Of course, this version of solitaire is for the most patient players. Disassembly will take a long time, and after all, almost all this time will have to be spent with increased concentration of attention. Not every experienced to pasyashchik will survive, not to mention beginners.

So, three card decks are laid out on the game table in 12 columns of 13 cards each. All denominations are visible, which allows you to build logical chains from the very beginning of the game. However, only the lowest column maps are publicly available, while the rest are covered by the top maps. Task: collect 12 packs in the home cells (base slots - top right), arranging the cards by suit and rank. Each pack must start with an Ace and end with a King (Ace, 2, 3, 4,..., King) of the same suit.

To solve this problem, you will have to constantly sort the cards, moving them one by one or in groups from column to column. To transfer a group, it is necessary that its number does not exceed the number of free cells (top left) minus two maps. In other words, maps use these free cells when transferring. The latter can also be used for temporary storage of single cards. You can move an open card to any of the available cells at any time, or vice versa, pick it up from there.

Group transfer is possible only if the cards in the group are ranked in order, and with alternation: red to black, black to red, junior to senior. Ace — the lowest card.

Recommendations are unlikely to help you in disassembling solitaire, but here is one. Try not to take up empty cells unless absolutely necessary. Despite the fact that there are 10 of them, they run out very quickly, and if you use them irrationally, you risk driving yourself into a corner. Take your time! A game without time. The timer will not prevent you from sitting in thought for a long time. Attention and focus are important.

Have a nice game!