Classical Solitaire Klondike 1 or 3 cards.Patience

Many people first encountered Kosynka on the screen of an old computer, and it has remained a favorite way to unwind between tasks ever since. The second name for this solitaire game, Klondike, is associated with the gold rush. According to one account, gold prospectors passed the long evenings playing card games. "Classic Kosynka Solitaire for 1 and 3 Cards" invites you to a green-cloth table, where one of the most famous card solitaire games awaits you. If you’ve already played Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid, or Three Peaks, the rules of Kosynka will seem familiar to you, and mastering them will be easy.

How to Play?

At the top of the playing area are four piles for sorting cards by suit: in each pile, the cards are laid out in order from Ace to King. Below is the main layout, where the cards are arranged from King to Ace with alternating colors: a red card must lie on top of a black one, and a black card on top of a red one. You take a card from the deck or another column and move it to where it fits in terms of rank and suit. Doing so may reveal new cards underneath it. When there are no more valid moves left, the deck comes to the rescue. The solitaire game is considered completed when all four suits are arranged in the top piles from Ace to King. Two modes are available. In Single-Card Solitaire, one card at a time is revealed from the deck. This is a simpler option for beginners. In the “Three-Card Solitaire” mode, three cards are turned over at once, so you have to plan your moves in advance and consider the order of the cards. In both modes, the result depends on your speed and the number of moves: the faster you complete the solitaire and the fewer moves you use, the better.