ALLEY SOLITAIRE LAYOUT

The difficulty of this solitaire game can be compared to its Crescent Moon counterpart, as well as the task set in front of the player. The video shows that such a card layout configuration, as in Alley Solitaire, helps to distract attention and, accordingly, skip possible cards for playing while flipping through the deck.

Of course, the order in which the cards are stacked also plays a role, especially in the left group of slots. See: first deuces, aces on them, then kings and then descending-queen, jack, etc. And the right slots, meanwhile, must be filled in ascending order: aces, deuces, threes, etc. In the disassembly, confusion inevitably arises, you have to constantly keep in mind the ordering scheme and after flipping in the reserve of each one cards, carefully inspect all the slots.

Another significant barrier to success is undoubtedly the one-time availability to flip through the reserve in the deck. Difficult, but interesting.