KERCHIEF ON THE CONTRARY

Laying out this Klondike solitaire you want to move a little to the left, and all because the creators of this version of solitaire decided to expand this same klondike solitaire. Usually like: in the first column there is one card, in the second - two, in the third - three, and so on up to seven. But here it's the opposite: in the first - 7, in the second-6... and in the seventh one. It's unusual.

However, due to the change in the orientation of the card layout, you need to play Klondike Solitaire here according to the standard, unchanging rules. All the same 52 cards, all the same 4 bases (houses), where you need to put everything, ordered by suits and denominations, starting with aces. From the rest of the deck, three cards are dealt at once - the chances of winning are reduced, but it is more interesting to play. So, green baize and 52 sheets are waiting for your competent strategy.