SPIDER SCARF OF 2 SUITS

Are you familiar with the one-size-fits-all version of solitaire? Klondike Solitaire 2 suits is much more difficult! Mainly, a significant increase in difficulty is associated, of course, with a reduction in the probability of successful convergence of solitaire. If in the variant of the game with one suit, the percentage of successful layouts is higher than 80, then here this indicator is much more modest. According to statistics, Solitaire converges only in 20% of cases. However, if we were talking about the pure Spider with its strictness regarding the transfer of cards, then the percentage of successful showdowns would be even less.

So, the cards are laid out in seven rows: one, two, three, four, five, six and seven in each. It turns out a sort of kerchief. In this layout, 52 cards are used, half of which are red, half of which are of the peak suit. The layout rules are spider-like, but lightweight. You can transfer any card or a sorted matching stack to the available slots.

The task is clear: you need to put all the cards in 4 piles by suit, sorting them in descending order of ranks (king, queen, jack,..., ace). If you find it too difficult to analyze solitaire, try to analyze Spider Solitaire with one suit (link below). Good luck!