I’ve been taught a form of Solitaire that I’ve never seen before. It didn’t come with a name, but I’d like to know what it’s called so I can try to find an electronic version.
Ok, picture this. You take a shuffled deck of cards, peel off four cards, and place them in a pile, face up. Then you do this with the whole deck so you have thirteen piles. I was taught to lay them out in three rows of four, with one over.
To play, you match suits, high cards on the bottom and low cards on the top. If you have a King of Hearts showing, and a Queen of Hearts, you can move the Queen on to the King. You can only move the top card in each pile. When you’ve moved all the cards you can, you pick the piles up in order, and then lay them back out into piles of four. That way, the Queen you put on the King ends up on the bottom of the next pile, and you get different cards showing. As the Aces come up, you move them out of play, and then the twos, threes, etc. The goal is to get all the cards out of play and onto the aces.
Sound familiar??