Yukon

Rules of the Yukon Game

Playing Yukon Solitaire requires a deck of 52 cards, as well as concentration, patience and attentiveness.

The goal of the game is to gather all the cards onto the bases at the top of the screen by rank from Aces to Kings.

Course of the Game

           
• All the cards are immediately distributed into seven piles at the bottom of the screen: in the first pile there is one card, in the second – six cards, in the third – seven cards, in the fourth – eight cards, in the fifth – nine cards, in the sixth – ten cards, and in the seventh – eleven cards. Notice that each pile, except for the first from the left, has five cards face up.
           
• The task that requires your attention at the beginning is to choose the very card that is most profitable to move. That is, you have to form sequences by shifting cards with decreasing ranks onto each other so that they alternate their suits.
           
• It is important to note that in the Yukon you can drag columns regardless of whether they are ordered or not.
           
• Kings can be placed in the resulting empty cell at the bottom of the screen.
           
• If there is an Ace on top of the pile, try to immediately move it to one of the empty bases since filling in these cells begins with Aces.
           
• Then keep revealing the face up cards and freeing the rows until you have placed everything into the top boxes.

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