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概要

Yukon is a patience game for one player with a single 52-card deck. It is dealt into seven columns much like Klondike, but most of the cards are face up and there is no stock: every card is on the table from the first move. What sets Yukon apart is how cards move. Any face-up card can be moved together with every card on top of it, even when those cards are not in sequence.

歴史

Yukon is described in Albert H. Morehead and Geoffrey Mott-Smith's The Complete Book of Solitaire and Patience Games, first published in 1949. Russian Solitaire is its traditional same-suit variant. The name points to Yukon in north-west Canada, the territory where the Klondike gold fields lie, and the game is dealt much like Klondike.

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戦略

  • Turn up face-down cards first

    The right-hand columns hide the most, and every card you free gives you new moves.

  • Look at what a stack move leaves behind. Taking a card from deep in a column can uncover a card you need, or bury one under a pile of unrelated cards.

  • Watch the Kings. A King lying on top of low cards in its column can only be moved out to an empty column.

  • Empty a column when a King with useful cards on top of it is ready to go there, not before.

  • Play Aces and Twos home as soon as they are free. Higher cards can be worth keeping on the columns for a while as places to build on, because cards never come back off the foundations.

  • Same-suit building is much harder

    Try to run each column down in one suit from its King.

バリエーション

  • Russian Solitaire

    Build down in the same suit instead of in alternating colors. Play it here with the same-suit option.

よくある質問

Move all 52 cards to the four foundations, building each one up by suit from Ace to King.

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