I'll Pass! vs Monte Carlo Solitaire SP

A quick, addictive push-your-luck card game played with chips. Play a PASS chip, or take the card... and every chip sitting on it. Fewest points at the end wins. You start with just 11 chips, so choose wisely: take the risk, or say "I'll Pass!" Don't know the rules? Mr. Pass will teach you as you go. Solo play against a cast of bot opponents, each with their own personality and strategy, is always free (supported by either a short ad after each game, or a one-time in-app purchase). Want to play real people? Try Live Play! It's free each day, with additional games supported by watching an ad, or a one-time in-app purchase. Say "no thanks" to ordinary games. Don't pass up "I'll Pass!"

=----------=----------= Points about the App =----------=----------= The rules change, allowing the game to be enjoyed by everyone from beginners to veterans. With the addition of a continue function you can start and stop whenever you want with ease. You can now redo giving you a chance to rethink your plan as much as you want. There are new card designs featuring larger, easy-to-see numbers. There's support for leaderboards and achievements. Compare your results with players around the world, and give yourself a goal to work towards. =----------=----------= Rule Details =----------=----------= [RULE A] The order of the cards can be rearranged when desired by pushing the button for rearrangement. [RULE B] When a pair of cards is removed, the rearrangement happens automatically. =----------=----------= How to Play =----------=----------= At the beginning of the game, a card is placed face-down at the bottom of the screen, and above that cards are lined up face-up 5 x 5 vertically and horizontally. Among the cards that are lined up vertically and horizontally, when there are cards that have the same number and neighbor each other horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, tapping both of them will cause them to be removed. The space opened up by the removed cards will be filled up by the remaining cards. The rules selected at the start of the game determine when the spaces are filled by the remaining cards. When desired, in the event that a rule for filling up space can be satisfied, the face-down card at the bottom of the screen or the button next to it can be pressed to rearrange the cards. Win by eliminating all 52 of the cards in the deck! =----------=----------= Licenses & Credits =----------=----------= Cards type1 designed by Mauricio Duque(http://www.snap2objects.com/) / CC BY 4.0 Thank you to all authors of free material. (C)2017 Softrance. All Rights Reserved.