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Stack the deck for a 625-point game: If you would like to see an example of a 625-point game that theoretically could show up in your computerized unit, stack your deck in this order: AS 2D 4C 5H 6H 7C 7D AC 3S 4H 5D 6D 7H AH 3C 4D 6S 7S AD 3H 5S 6C 2S 3D 5C 2C 4S 2H 8S 8C 8H 9S 9C 8D 10S 9D 9H 10C 10H 10D JS JC JH QS QC JD KS QH QD KC KH KD then deal them out like you normally do. The tableau will look like this:
-- -- -- -- -- -- 7D And, of course, the rest of the deck will come up in numerical order. With this example of a game, you would earn exactly 625 points.if you just start moving the cards up to the foundations. Each time you move a card up to the foundations, you earn ten points. Each time you turn over one of the turned down cards, you earn 5 points. You could get an extra 20 points when you finally get to the Kings by moving them into blank spots in the tableau before moving them to the foundations. |
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