Big Book of Solitaire

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Sterling Publishing Company, Inc., 2004 - Games & Activities - 191 pages
With this collection of 96 different versions of solitaire, players of every level will find plenty of variations to keep themselves entertained for hours. Beginners can enjoy the simple Baker s Dozen and Magnolia Tree. Those with more experience can try Alhambra, a tricky double-deck game. If a couple of card experts meet up, they can match wits playing the more complex Russian Bank, a battle for two that shows that solitaire needn t be solitary. For each game, there s information on its origins, the number of decks needed, playing time, and degree of difficulty. Game lovers will agree: this goldmine of games is packed with fun.
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Page 186 - This is probably the most popular solitaire game in the world. The Layout Lay out seven cards in a row facedown except for the first card. Then put the eighth card face up on the second card in the row, and complete the row with facedown cards. Place a faceup card on the third pile, and finish off the row in the same way. Continue until you have a faceup card on every pile. Your layout will look like the diagram on the next page. The Object of the Game Build...

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