SOLITAIRE BREAKS

As soon as the manufacturers of flash games did not call this solitaire: and Additive, and Mat, and Empty Cell and now, Gaps. All the above-mentioned variants of names are in fact somehow suitable for this logic-card game. Yes, the layout is also similar to the carpet, and additions from row to row have to be made on a regular basis, gaps are also clearly present, you just need to take a first look at the game table.

Rules. They are simple and straightforward. All cards, with the exception of aces (they do not participate in the layout of this solitaire game at all), lie in front of you in an open form on the game table all the time, during the entire game, which eliminates the possibility of any hopes and expectations, as in the case of, say, an ordinary card Kerchief, well, or Spider. Everything is clear here. The problem is that there are only four aces, so there are exactly the same number of places to move cards.

The main task is to sort the cards from deuce to king by suit (each row has its own suit). You can form a chain of sequences of cards of the same suit in any row during the game and then transfer them to the target row. The rules for re-mapping restrict the ability to do this. For example, let's take the chervonnaya ten. You can only move it to a free cell if there is a nine of hearts next to the right of this cell, and a jack on the right. Instead of a nine or jack, there may also be an empty cell.