Yay Solitaire! This is definitely one of the most clearest and easy to understand play-through. Thank you for doing a fantastic job at explaining all these card/dice/board games. I appreciate you. Maybe you could also cover different variants of Solitaire like Beehive Solitaire for example? Great video as always Chris! Take care!
I have been playing Klondike solitaire for quite a while. It is very fun and addictive. When all face down cards are revealed, then it is Mission Accomplished 😁❤️
I can say that Klondike solitaire is the only solitaire that requires skill. Other types of solitaires are mostly based on luck rather than skills 😫 clock solitaire for instace, is 100% luck and zero skills 😫 there is another type of solitaire that catches my eyes, it is called Montana or gap solitaire. All cards are turned face up and must be rearranged. Yet this type of solitaire consumes a very large space. I think Montana is very suitable to be played with Italian card decks since there is less cards so less space is consumed. Thanks for the video 👍❤️❤️❤️
I'd mostly agree with that, but I think Free Cell Solitaire takes a bit of planning too. I'll have to check out Montana. Thanks for the recommendation!
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Yay Solitaire! This is definitely one of the most clearest and easy to understand play-through. Thank you for doing a fantastic job at explaining all these card/dice/board games. I appreciate you. Maybe you could also cover different variants of Solitaire like Beehive Solitaire for example?
Great video as always Chris! Take care!
Thank you! I'll get to Spider and Free Cell before moving on. Perhaps I can return to Beehive at some point in the future.
I have been playing Klondike solitaire for quite a while. It is very fun and addictive. When all face down cards are revealed, then it is Mission Accomplished 😁❤️
good job! nice video
I can say that Klondike solitaire is the only solitaire that requires skill. Other types of solitaires are mostly based on luck rather than skills 😫 clock solitaire for instace, is 100% luck and zero skills 😫 there is another type of solitaire that catches my eyes, it is called Montana or gap solitaire. All cards are turned face up and must be rearranged. Yet this type of solitaire consumes a very large space. I think Montana is very suitable to be played with Italian card decks since there is less cards so less space is consumed. Thanks for the video 👍❤️❤️❤️
I'd mostly agree with that, but I think Free Cell Solitaire takes a bit of planning too. I'll have to check out Montana. Thanks for the recommendation!
Just the play though, but gives the rules anyway :)
Are you calling me an overachiever? 😂
@@Play-In-Games ;)
I usually play with a 3-card turnover instead of just 1 card.