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Solitaire is a game that, in the world of games with cards it is a symbol of simple, strategic and captivating solitude. The classic klondike game is loved by many, but is only played by a few have lasted the test and flourished across continents and centuries. Solitaire is a fascinating game. It is a fascinating history. It can also be learned by a small number of.  
  
  
Memory Lane: A Short Walk Down Memory Lane  
  
  
 
  
  
  
Contrary to what is commonly believed, Solitaire - also called 'Patience,' in certain circles - didn't start as a game played by a single player. The first mention of Solitaire dates to the 1800s in Germany and France in which it was a sport played in competition. However, the unique charm of Solitaire's single-player appeal prompted to its transition to a leisure activity that was solely played by one person.  
  
  
 
  
  
  
Solitaire gained popularity in America during the Gold Rush. Miners were soothed by this game during the long and lonely night. Solitaire's popularity surged during the 1990s after Microsoft Windows was introduced. It quickly became one of most played computer games in the world.  
  
  
 
  
  
  
Solitaire: It's More than an Game  
  
  
 
  
  
  
Solitaire is sometimes perceived as a form of gambling that involves shuffling cards determines your fate. This claim is disputed by any Solitaire professional. While luck plays a significant role but the real value lies in the choices you make at every turn.  
  
  
The traits of a successful player are managing your options, anticipating possible outcomes, and knowing if to pause or press forward. The purpose of a skilled player is to continually increase, and to constantly develop your abilities and knowledge of the game.  
  
  
The transition from Amateur to Professional  
  
  
Solitaire mastery requires an extensive understanding of its strategies and rules. Here are some tips to help you on your way:  
  
  
1. Always Play the Deuce and Ace.** When an Ace or Deuce is available, place it on the base. They are not helpful in the game and can hinder your progress.  
  
  
2. Discover the hidden cards. *Concentrate on flipping the cards that are hidden in the tableau as quickly as you can. You have more options when you have more cards on the table.  
  
  
3. Keep Color In Mind When you are looking to free up area in your deck, it's best to choose a King that is the same color scheme. This can help you be more successful as you move more cards from one column into another.  
  
  
4. There is no reason to take any space without holding an king. Don't empty a tableau space unless you have an eagle in your hand. If you leave a spot wide-open will not serve you and could even block the game.  
  
  
5. Practice makes perfect:* Finally, the secret component to becoming an Solitaire professional is to practice. Solitaire is a game that involves patterns, and the more you play, the more adept you'll become at spotting these patterns.  
  
  
Accept the solitude  
  
  
At its heart, solitaire is a game that focuses on solitude. But don't misunderstand this with being lonely. The excitement of winning a battle against yourself, or overcoming the challenges posed by the random shuffle is something unique. Solitaire is more enjoyable as you become more adept at navigating the card's intricate details.  
  
  
When you next shuffle your deck of cards or click "new game" on your personal computer, keep in mind that you're part an old-fashioned tradition. Solitaire is a game that has brought countless joy both frustration and joy as well as the sweet flavor of winning. Solitaire offers endless possibilities regardless of whether you're a veteran professional or brand new.  
  
  
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