Rule of Klondike Solitaire Game
The Klondike Solitaire Game is a classic Western card game of 52 cards. Your goal is to arrange the cards in order from A to K, you will win. With each row being a consecutive card in red and black. The combination of skill, luck, and planning makes this game popular in both physical and digital forms. You can move a face-down card on Tableau to another pile if that pile has the top card one number higher and of a different color. It is a patience game, usually played by one person, and maybe simply called "Solitaire". This game originates from the Klondike region of Canada and is played with a standard deck of 52 cards. To continue to increase the difficulty, you can play Four Colors to challenge yourself. This game is interesting and loved by many people. If you find this game interesting, you can play Four Colors to break more new card-playing records.
Basic gameplay
- Shuffle the cards and divide the 28 cards face down into 7 columns. The first column has 1 card, the second column has 2 cards, ..., and the 7th column has 7 cards. The remaining 24 cards are placed face down in the top left corner of the screen, forming the "card base".
- Turn over a card from the "card base".
Move cards: Move cards on the board according to the following rules:
- Move a single card to an empty column.
- Move a consecutive row of cards (of the same color) to an empty column with the first card of the same color as the last card of the sequence.
- Move a single card to a face-down card on the board if that face-down card has a value of 1 unit greater than the moved card and is of a different color.
- Opening cards: When a column is completely moved, the bottom face-down card of that column will be revealed.
- Victory: When all the cards are arranged in rows from A to K, you win.
Several variations of the Klondike Solitaire Game
- Klondike Double: This version uses two decks of 52 cards, with the goal being to arrange all the cards into rows in order from A to K, with each row being a consecutive card of the same color.
- Klondike Vegas: This version uses a deck of 52 cards, with the goal being to arrange all the cards into rows in order from A to K, with each row being a consecutive card of the same color. However, the difference is that you can draw 3 cards from the "base" instead of 1 card.
