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Solitaire is an exciting way to pass the time - anywhere, any time. Whether you are at home on lazy day, at the office taking a break, or outside with your laptop soaking in the sun, spice up your day with a game of solitaire. Escape a mundane task with a quick win that will rejuvenate your spirit!

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A full listing of card games that are available today such as Solitaire and Bridge. Find the card game that is best for you and play now for free! Uno Online lets you play the popular Uno card game in your web browser. The aim of the game is to be the first player with no cards, similar to other Crazy Eights style card games. Play Uno Online with 2, 3, or 4 players.

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The object of this strategy game is to place all of the cards into the four foundations at the top. The cards in each foundation slot must be of the same suit and in ascending order (Ace to King). To achieve this, stack the cards on the tableau in descending order (King to Ace). Make sure to alternate colors. Beat the game when you have sorted all cards into the foundations. By playing card games such as solitaire, you can exercise your mind while having fun.

• Stack cards in tableau, alternating colors
• Use stacked cards to place all cards into four foundations based on suit

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For all three difficulty levels the cards are dealt completely at random to both you and to the computer players. Computer players are not given any special advantage and they do not know what cards are in your hand or in any other players' hands. The difference between the easy, standard, and pro players is the strategy used to choose their plays. If you are finding that the computer is beating you, you will likely benefit from understanding how the computer chooses its next move.

Passing:	Chooses a random set of cards.
Playing:	Chooses a random valid card.

Passing:

Chooses the three highest valued cards where value is determined by the card number (Ace, King, Queen, etc...) and suit (Spades, Hearts, Diamonds, Clubs).

Playing:

When playing first, chooses the lowest card in hand. When playing 2nd or 3rd, plays the highest card that will not take the trick, otherwise, plays the lowest card of suit. When playing last, if there are points in the trick, plays the highest card that will not take the trick or if it must take the trick, plays the highest card of suit (avoiding the Queen of Spades). If playing last and there are no points in the trick, plays the highest card in hand. When the player is void in the lead suit, it will play its highest valued cards starting with QS, AS, AH, AD, AC, KS, KH, KD, KC, QH, QD, QC, etc...

Passing:

Chooses the three highest valued cards where value is determined by the card number (Ace, King, Queen, etc...) and suit (Spades, Hearts, Diamonds, Clubs).

Playing:

The pro computer evaluates each valid play by simulating random card distributions of the unseen cards taking into account which players are known to be void in particular suits. When simulating a game, each player plays the rest of the round using the Standard Playing algorithm (see above). At the end of each simulated round, the final score is recorded and the average round score is determined for each valid play. The play that results in the lowest average simulated round score is used.