Karty - Patience, papírová krabička

Product detailed description

...our game preserves the practical small card format in the original design of Czech solitaire cards. Legend has it that the king of spades depicts the famous Czech actor Jan Werich in the role of Emperor Rudolf II. in the movie "The Emperor's Baker and the Baker's Emperor". An ornamental reverse is intrinsically linked to this game.

Reverse ornaments, paper box
number of 108 sheets (two games x 54 sheets)
card format 44/68 mm
Casino Classic paper 310 g/m2
packed in a paper box

RULES OF SOLITARY (SOLITARY) :
A player needs 2 decks of playing cards
We arrange the cards in 10 columns. (first 4 columns of 6 cards each, rest of 5 cards each) The cards on top are face up, the rest below the first card are face down.
Cards can only be moved individually to other cards of any color and one higher value, or we can move several cards of the same color and with consecutive numbers (for example, we can move 10, 9, 8 hearts at once)
remember that although you can stack different colors on top of each other, your main goal is to build a row of one color.
After you build the entire row (A to King) from each suit, you remove all 4 rows from the game (they are removed automatically in the computer game)
Goal of the game: Build a straight from each type of card

HOW TO PLAY SOLITAIRE
The rules of solitaire are simple. A player wins if they manage to stack four home piles (above). Each home stack must start with an ace and end with a king. If you don't have an ace at the start, you can move cards between the columns to get to the ace. However, this move must meet the following rules: the columns must be in descending order (from king to ace), and in addition, black and red must alternate in the column.

Multiple cards can be moved at once - just click on the bottom card of the suit you want to move and move the selected cards. Only kings can be moved to empty columns. If you can't make another move, you can draw draw three more cards from the top left deck. If there are no more cards in the deck, click on its outline to shuffle it again. Good luck and patience with the game.

WHAT IS SOLITATION?
Solitaire (translated from French, patience) is a card game that is usually played by a single player with himself. But there are also multiplayer variants. Solitaire can represent a pleasant pastime, it is also used for meditation, attention training, memory, etc. In the USA, the term Solitaire (Solitaire - solitary) is used for similar games.

SOLITATION CARDS
Typically, two sets of rummy-derived joker cards are used for solitaire. Cards are ranked by value from Ace (A) to King. Jokers are usually not used. The complete set contains 108 cards, of which four are Jokers, usable only for a special type of game. Compared to joker and rummy cards, they have a smaller size (44x67 mm) so that they can be laid out better on the table. They have four suits - hearts, diamonds, spades and clubs, each with a sequence of 13 cards: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K and A.

SPIDER SOLITARE
Spider solitaire is the classic and at the same time the most famous variant of the solitaire game. The aim of this game is to arrange the cards into individual rows according to their value and also suit. This means that in each row you should have all cards from one suit in turn.

SPIDER SOLITARE GAME RULES
The rules for this game vary based on the level you choose to play. You can choose between three difficulties - beginner, advanced and expert.

Beginner = one set.
Advanced = two sets.
Expert = four sets.