Dear Sir, Try using the same rule to move cards in a normal Klondike Solitaire game tableau. It becomes an interesting game. Tableau: descending order regardless of the suit. A group of cards moves only when descending and of the same suit. Empty space can be filled only by a king or a group headed by a king. The layout of the Klondike: seven columns of increasing size and only the last card is open. The foundation starts empty.
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Dear Sir, Try using the same rule to move cards in a normal Klondike Solitaire game tableau. It becomes an interesting game. Tableau: descending order regardless of the suit. A group of cards moves only when descending and of the same suit. Empty space can be filled only by a king or a group headed by a king. The layout of the Klondike: seven columns of increasing size and only the last card is open. The foundation starts empty.
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Does Parlett give an idea of how many times you win?
@@flickingbollocks5542 none. Just says odds in favor, against, or even chances.
@@Bsnsobscuregames Thanks man.
It would take a really nerdy Mathematician to work it out.
Know any?