NIVERNE SOLITAIRE GAME

Solitaire Niverne is not difficult, especially in this version. This version is laid out from just one deck of cards. Having three opportunities to scroll the rest of the deck allows this solitaire game to always converge. Niverne, which is laid out with 52 cards, is convenient to use as an excellent launching pad for the version of solitaire with 104 cards. That, in contrast, does not always converge.

So, at the very beginning, 2 columns of cards are laid out on the table: right and left, with 4 cards in each. These cards can be used at any time, as soon as it is possible to put them on the bases. The bases here are 8 slots at the top with shaded images of aces and kings. Also, at the start, 3 rows of 6 cards are laid out on the table (in the central part). You can only draw cards from the nearest row, where the cards are fully open. The rest of the deck is placed in the upper-left corner. You can use its round-robin delivery three times. During this time, you need to put all the cards on the base, sorting by suit and rank. Moreover, packs that start with aces should be ordered in ascending order, and those that start with kings should be ordered in descending order.

While playing this solitaire game, get used to carefully and consistently examining all the available cards. Do not use the deck until you are sure that there is no possibility of shifting on the table. And if this advice in the 52-card version of solitaire may not be so popular, then in the version of the game with two decks, you will understand that attention is extremely important!

Have a nice layout!