OPEN KERCHIEF FROM THE MASTERS

The difference between the open version of Klondike Solitaire and the closed version is that all the cards in the columns of the original layout are open, that is, with the pictures facing up. The very idea of turning the cards over from the very beginning arose to save time for the player, but the developer of this Klondike Solitaire, the Solitaire Master, is not a pioneer in this case. Looking at the open cards in the columns, you can quickly understand whether this layout has a chance of convergence, or whether you should not spend time on it.

It is worth noting, however, that even the openness of the cards in the columns is not sufficient for a correct assessment of convergence. After all, the deck left over from the hand is still closed. It takes some experience working with this type of solitaire to quickly understand from the visible cards that, for example, it will not match.