Montana (Gaps) Solitaire vs Solitaire

Montana Solitaire is also known as Gaps or Spaces. Object: To order all of the cards in 4 rows of increasing order from 2 to K, one single suit per row. Layout: All 52 cards are dealt face up into 4 rows, 13 cards each, where the cards are not overlapped. After the dealing the Aces are removed to create 4 blank spaces. Play: Any card can be moved to a blank spot, if it is one rank higher than the card to the left of the blank and it is from the same suit.\nClick a blank to fill it, or click on the card you want to move to a space (if the card can be moved). A space in the first column can only be filled with a Two from any suit. A King blocks any spaces to the right of the King. You can continue arranging the cards until all moves are blocked by a King. If all spaces are blocked by a King, press Shuffle Remaining button. All cards, which are not in ascending value within the same suit (starting with a Two in the first column), will be gathered, shuffled with Aces, and redealt. Only three shuffles of the remaining cards are allowed in Montana Relax, and only one shuffle of the remaining cards are allowed in Montana Classic. Tips: We have few really good tips. Just avoid leaving gaps to the right of Kings, and be careful in choosing which deuce you play to an empty space in the first column. Try to think ahead! One reader suggested to us that’s it’s not good to finish a row too soon. If you finish a 2-through-King row by placing a King in the 12th column and then deal, you get a gap in the 13th column that is useless to you for the rest of the game. Another reader suggests that you should not place too many cards before the final redeal. If the game is mostly finished before the final redeal, you will have few choices after the redeal and a high chance of being stuck. By leaving more cards unplayed, you will get more freedom of choice for your last moves. When played as a puzzle game, with unlimited use of the Redo command, Montana is nearly always winnable. Chance of Winning: 1 in 20 games. Scoring: ∙ You get one point for each card that is in sequence. The highest possible score is 48 points. ∙ If you have any shuffle moves remaining, you get an extra 10 points for each one. ∙ If you use the undo button, you lose 2 points. So if you use it three times, you lose a total of 6 points. ∙ When you finish the game, we will calculate your score and rank your performance. Any feedback, please contact 7saiwen@gmail.com

Solitaire: Elite is the classic card game — beautifully simple and endlessly relaxing. Unlike Klondike, here you can move a face-up card together with EVERY card on top of it, even if they are not in order. That one twist turns every deal into a fresh puzzle. The goal is simple: build all four foundations from Ace to King, by suit. Stack cards down in alternating colors on the tableau, uncover the hidden cards, and clear the board to win. FEATURES • Two modes — Classic (a truly random deal) and Guaranteed (only solvable deals, so every game can be won with the right moves) • Smart hint button for when you get stuck • Unlimited undo • Auto-complete once every card is face up • Detailed statistics: games won, win streaks, best score and best time • Beautiful card backs and table themes • Tap or drag to play, with smooth and responsive controls • 5 languages, switchable instantly inside the app • Play offline, anywhere — no account required Solitaire: Elite is free to play, with an optional Premium upgrade that removes banner and interstitial ads. Deal a hand, relax, and enjoy. Good luck!