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Basics of Solitaire
Clock Solitaire: Dealing
Clock Solitaire: The Layout
Clock Solitaire: The Sequence
Clock Solitaire: The Object
Clock Solitaire: When a King Comes
Clock Solitaire: When an Ace Comes
Clock Solitaire: When a Deuce Comes
Clock Solitaire: When a 3 Comes
Clock Solitaire: When a 4 Comes
Clock Solitaire: When a 5 Comes
Clock Solitaire: When 2 Cards of Same Value Repeat
Clock Solitaire: When Kings Repeat
Clock Solitaire: Sample Hand 1
Clock Solitaire: Sample Hand 2
Summary: The middle pile in the layout is the fulcrum around which the clock hands turn. Learn about the layout of Clock Solitaire in this free card games video.
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"Alright, let's make sure we understand the layout of the Clock solitaire tableau. You've got in the middle, think of that as the fulcrum around which the hands of the clock will turn. And, here is noon, high noon right? And here is one. So, how does that work? Well, one is Ace. So you have a Ace, deuce, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, jack is eleven o'clock, queen is noon or midnight, and then in the middle go the kings. Now, we'll discuss how everything plays in a later segment, but that is the layout of the tableau for the solitaire game Clock."
eHow Article: Clock Solitaire: The Layout
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