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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 three is placed on the three spot on the clock dial. Learn how to play threes in Clock Solitaire in this free card games video.
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"So we're playing Clock solitaire and there's one thing I want to make sure that is clear. It's that I've laid this board out upside down for me. It's as if you're playing. So I put it in your perspective. So, when you deal, just pretend you're sitting right here, right now. This is twelve for you and this is six for you. If I were playing and the camera weren't here, I'd have the board flipped, this would be twelve for me, Queens, and this would be six. So I hope we understand that. Now, let's say we turn up a card and it's a three. Where does it play? Where does it play for you? Does it play here? Well, no that's nine. It plays over here, three o'clock. So you put it down underneath the three pile, you turn a card up, and you play it. We'll discuss four in the next segment."
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