SOLITAIRE ALLEY

There is something in this solitaire from the Mat, for example, the type of card layout itself and the way the deck is flipped, and something is borrowed, maybe even from the most complex Algerian Patience.

In short, the situation looks like this. Two decks, eight places for folding cards, twelve open cards on the game table when laid out, and the rest of the deck stacked. You can scroll through the deck endlessly, looking for the right card in it.

Task: fill all eight places with cards ordered by rank and suit. In the left column (4 places) we add four suits in descending order, starting with rank 2 (then ace, king, queen, and so on), in the right — we put the same, only in ascending order, starting with ace (then two, three, four...).

Partly, Solitaire Alley can be attached to a group of complex Mats, and also, certain notes of Crescent are also present here.

You can understand all the nuances of the layout and get a closer look at the Alley by watching this short video about the solitaire layout.