Author:
Janice Evans
Date Of Creation:
2 July 2021
Update Date:
1 July 2024
Content
This is a very simple solitaire game similar to Solitaire. You can learn to lay it out in just a few minutes.
Steps
1 Shuffle the deck. Lay out the cards in 13 piles of 4 cards. 
2 One stack should lie in the middle, and the other 12 around it, in the form of a clock.
3 Start playing by revealing one card from the middle pile. Place it next to the pile, which is located in the place of the circle, where the number corresponding to the card should be. For example, if you reveal a two, place it where the number 2 is on the clock. Jacks are 11 o'clock, queens are 12 o'clock, and kings are placed in the middle. 
4 When you place a card next to the corresponding number, place it next to the pile that stands in the place of that number.
5 Repeat this process until you have revealed all the cards. When all cards are revealed, the game is over. If you reveal all 4 kings before all the cards are turned over, you will have to start over.
Tips
- This solitaire is purely mechanical work, you do not need to think in it.
- The game is called Clock Solitaire because the game is played out in the shape of a clock. You have a 1/13 chance of successfully completing the solitaire game. This does not mean that you will play Solitaire every 13 times, most likely you will have to play much longer.
