KLONDIKE SOLITAIRE WITHOUT A DECK

A wonderful version of the much-loved solitaire Klondike Solitaire appears before you in this game in a somewhat unusual form. Klondike Solitaire regulars will immediately notice the absence of a deck in this version. Where did the cards left over from the original hand go? This begs the question. It's very simple. The authors decided to eliminate the reserve deck, spreading the cards from it evenly over the existing packs, adding another column. Here, unlike the classic version of solitaire, klondike solitaire is formed not from seven, but from eight columns, that is, all 52 cards of the deck are laid out in 8 piles. If the developers had left the previous rules unchanged, then this option would never have come together, at least the probability of convergence would have been extremely low, but the creators of the game thought about it and made small changes to the standard rules.

The main difference in the layout mechanics is that here you can drag an open column over any of its open cards, regardless of the column content. Suppose one of the columns is formed by cards: four of diamonds, nine of crosses, queen of spades and, say, jack of diamonds, you can safely drag this column, but only put it, as in the classical rules, only on the five of spades or crosses. This original solution balances the chances of a successful layout between this Kerchief and the classic.

Watch a short video clip from one of the layouts.