SOLITAIRE BLACK SOLITAIRE

The diverse series of solitaire sometimes be added with, as like as two peas to the other type, but with some peculiar feature, though not in the gameplay or rules, but in performance. In this variant of Klondike solitaire is a black background (background). The cards are arranged in the usual green baize, and on a completely black surface.

52 card deck in half laid out on the table in seven columns with sequential descending of cards from left to right. The top card of each column is open, the other closed. You can move them, shifting between the columns on the principle of Junior high (difference of ranks should be = 1) with alternating color. The withdrawal of the card from the column leads to the opening of the next, lying under it, as it now becomes the top.

Thus, the player tries to make a series of sequences, trying to reveal the maximum possible number of cards. The main purpose of the Gusset is relining of all the cards in 4 houses (the four cells top right). Each of these home cells must lie cards of the same suit, in ascending order from ACE to king (ACE, 2, 3, ..., king).

In the absence of opportunities to shift the map or an ordered stack of cards between the columns and not a name card for display in the house, the player uses the remainder of the pickup deck, leafing through it and taking out the cards one by one.

As the chief of the Council for the demolition of the Klondike, are usually given the recommendation to focus on opening the cards in the columns on the table. If in the early stages of disassembly can reveal the columns and to access cards for Junior grades, the probability of convergence of solitaire increases dramatically.