Yukon, deal #13
steadyThis Yukon deal is rated steady: a middling deal for this series. The solver found a winning line of 45 moves.
Notes on this deal
- 3 Aces are buried four or more cards deep; the deepest is in column 4, under 5 cards. Plan how to reach it before anything else.
- A King already sits at the head of a column, so that column never needs emptying.
- Playing without a plan stalls early here: a test play of the most promising moves gets only 1 of 52 cards home.
- 8 useful moves are open from the start. Prefer the ones that turn over a card or free an Ace.
- At one point the solver moves a run of 12 cards in one go.
Stuck? The solver's first moves
These are the first moves of the solver's winning line, with automatic moves to the foundations switched on.
| # | Card | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | J♣ +2 | column 2 | Q♥, column 7 |
| 2 | 3♥ +3 | column 3 | 4♣, column 6 |
| 3 | 6♣ +7 | column 7 | 7♦, column 3 |
| 4 | Q♥ +3 | column 3 | K♠, column 4 |
| 5 | 9♦ | column 4 | 10♠, column 3 |
| 6 | J♥ +6 | column 4 | Q♣, column 1 |
Yukon in a nutshell
There is no stock. Build the foundations by suit and the columns down in alternating colours; any face-up card moves with everything on top of it. Only Kings go into empty columns.