SCARAB SOLITAIRE GAME

The scarab is a beetle in the family Lamellidae. What is remarkable about this bug? An unusual behavior of the beetle can be called that it makes balls from waste products of various artiodactyls - from manure, in other words, and rolls them back and forth, as if making a snowman. The Egyptians consider the Scarab a sacred insect, and their legends say that the beetle, following the path of the sun, moving from east to west, symbolizes rebirth in the afterlife.

Why is solitaire called Scarab? Yes it is not known! In fact, this is one of the versions of solitaire Three Spades, perfectly drawn however! Laying out this beauty is a pleasure! We select a card from the deck located at the bottom of the table, a pair of open cards laid out in the form of three huts. The matching principle is based on the adjacent card face value. For example, click on ten if there is a nine or jack in the deck, on six if there is a five or seven in the deck, and so on. The suit doesn't matter. The task is to remove all the cards from the table, while part of the deck may remain.