Pasjans Perski

Pasjans Perski, also known as Persian Solitaire, is a classic card game that has been played for centuries in the Middle East. The game is similar to the popular game of Klondike, but with a few unique twists.

To start the game, a player must shuffle a standard deck of cards and deal one card face up. This card becomes the foundation for the first pile. The player then deals six more cards face down to create six more piles, each with one card face up.

The remaining cards are placed face down in a draw pile. The goal of the game is to move all of the cards to the foundation pile by building up each of the seven piles in rank from Ace to King.

To move a card, players can only place a lower-ranked card on top of a higher-ranked card, regardless of suit. For example, a seven of hearts can be placed on an eight of spades. Players can also move entire piles of cards, as long as the move follows the same rules.

If players run out of moves, they can draw from the draw pile. However, they can only go through the draw pile once before the game ends.

Pasjans Perski may seem like a simple game, but it requires careful planning and strategy to win. It's a great way to pass the time and challenge your mind.