Solitaire：Brain card Game 1.0.11

The timeless card game of Solitaire has captivated players for generations. Renowned for its ability to provide relaxation and alleviate stress, it invites individuals to immerse themselves in a thoughtful and strategic gameplay experience.

Here are the general rules for playing Solitaire:

1. Setting Up the Game: Start by checking for aces among your cards. If you find any, position them on top of the seven piles. If no aces are available, rearrange your cards to shift only the face-up ones.
2. Card Placement: When placing a card, ensure it is of a different color than the one it is being placed upon and one rank lower. For example, a 6 of hearts can be topped with a 5 of spades or 5 of clubs. Continue stacking until no further moves can be made.
3. Visibility of Cards: Keep the top card of each of the seven piles face up. Should you move a card, remember to flip over the card that is now exposed beneath it.
4. Building Piles: Use aces as a foundation to build your piles in ascending order, adding cards of the same suit sequentially.
5. Using a Spare Deck: If you find yourself without moves, draw from a spare deck by flipping over the top three cards. Check if any of these can be placed strategically on the piles. If you successfully place a card, continue to see if the subsequent cards can also be laid down. Should you exhaust all options with these cards, designate them to a waste pile.
6. Managing Hidden Cards: Move your cards around strategically to reveal hidden options and select desired cards for placement in their appropriate slots.
7. Filling Empty Spaces: If you deplete all cards in one of the seven piles, you may place a king in that vacant space.