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Clock Solitaire is one of the simplest types of Solitaire there is.
The cards are divided among 13 piles, which are then arranged as if they were the numbers of the clock, with the thirteenth pile, the King pile, in the middle.
The objective is to place a card into its corresponding clock number position, e.g. the card 3 goes into the 3 o'clock pile, Ace into the 1 o'clock pile, Jack into the 11 o'clock pile, Queen into 12, and King into the center pile.
When all of the cards are face up and in their correct clock number pile then you've won the game, but if all four Kings are facing up before all of the other cards are in their correct pile you've lost.
Still, don't feel bad if you don't win, the odds of winning Clock Solitaire are 1/13, or 7.6%, making it even harder to win than Scorpion Solitaire, which used to be our hardest game!
Clock Solitaire is the 11th solitaire game we make here at CardGames.io, and the first one by our newest employee, Atli. It's an extremely simple game, but still, there's something weirdly compelling about moving the cards around the circle and seeing if you get lucky!
If you have any questions, comments or requests for other solitaire games you can send them to support@cardgames.io or tweet at us @cardgames_io.
Many thanks go to Nicu Buculei, who created the excellent playing card images that we use for the game.
If you like this game check out our other card games, and please share them on Facebook and Twitter.
This is version 3094 of Clock Solitaire.
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