MAGIC TOWERS SOLITAIRE LAYOUT

Almost 18 minutes of monotonous, painstaking work on dismantling the Magic Towers is captured in this video. The simplicity of the rules for cleaning cards (the principle of older-younger) quickly lulls the player's vigilance, forcing him to make mistakes and play not the optimal pair, but the first one that catches his eye.

With this seemingly simple solitaire game, you need to keep your eyes open. You need to remember which cards have already come out, and accordingly, clearly imagine what may be on the table and in the rest of the deck.

For example, if all but two kings are out, then it is unwise to play the king - queen - jack sequence, since the last king, in this case, will remain on the table. It is more appropriate to play king - queen - king and, thus, finally get rid of the kings. So be able to count and train your memory!