solitaire
cards: 36, 52, 104

Dealing. The player arranges eight stacks of 5 cards (4 cards - the pack of 36 sheets) and also four cards of the same rank that will begin the suits. If player takes the pack of 104 sheets he must arranges in addition 4 cards with the lesser rank, for example 4 Jacks and 4 Tens; the first four cards will begin sequences in ascending order and the second one in descending order. If the packs of 36 or 52 sheets are used the first card played to any suit determines whether sequences is up in suit or down in suit. The rest of the cards are divided into two reserve stacks. All cards are dealt face up to player.

Play. The player can move the card from stack to stack if it has the same suit like a top card of the stack and these two cards make up the subsequence, for example Dame of spides can be added to Jack of spides and vise versa. If there aren't cards in the stack it always can be filled by any card. If the packs of 52 or 104 sheets are used there are two addition buffer places ( its are painted in the light green color on the screen) where can move only one card. The palyer can't add cards to the reserve stacks, he can only takes the top cards from here. The solitaire is played three times (once - the pack of 52 sheets)