IS THE DOUBLE PYRAMID HARDER?

We are talking about Pyramid solitaire in its double interpretation, that is, it is laid out not by one, but by two decks of 52 cards. Why is it more complicated than a regular Pyramid? Let's take a look. Well, first of all, the size of the layout is immediately noticeable. Here in the triangle there are not 7 cards on the side, but 10. Increasing the size plays a significant role in complicating the disassembly of solitaire. However, you don't need to add second, since this is the only complication of the game.

In this version of solitaire, the deck can be flipped more than usual, which makes the task of disassembling easier. Watch the story and you will realize that the difficulty associated with the number of cards more than compensates for this repeated flipping of the deck. However, make no mistake, there is a limit, and logic is required here no less than in strict classics. You see, you need to constantly monitor the remaining cards, trying not to lock the pair at the top of the Pyramid. If this happens, and one of the last pairs is closed, then you have not sorted out solitaire!

So is a Double Pyramid more difficult? Not at all! Watch the video and play!