KLONDIKE SOLITAIRE IN TWO PASSES

One of the fans of this solitaire game shared his method of disassembling the Klondike Solitaire. The method consists, as the name suggests, of a two-step approach. At the first stage, the entire rest of the deck is completely flipped through, and the cards that are there are noticed (and, obviously, remembered). Of course, all aces found on this pass are immediately reset to their home slots.

At the second stage, the cards are sorted based on the information received on the first pass. This way, you can avoid unnecessary use of cards from the deck at the stage of sorting and arranging cards in columns. After all, it often happens that the deck is used up, and local cards (those that remained on the table in columns) have nowhere to put, because they are blocked by cards taken from the deck.

Well, a decent way to disassemble at first glance. It is worth noting, however, that this approach to the analysis of solitaire Klondike Solitaire is applicable only to those versions of the game where the rest of the deck can be flipped as many times as you want. It also makes sense to emphasize that the presented tests were carried out on the version with flipping the balance of one card at a time. In the case of three, you may find yourself at a disadvantage when the necessary sheets are closed in threes.

Try it, friends!