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Seven Alleys, deal #6

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About this deal

This is one of the easier deals of Seven Alleys: 100% of the quick simulated games won it, and the solver found its winning line almost at once.

The seven alleys show 2 of Cups, Cavallo of Batons, 4 of Swords, Re of Batons, 3 of Batons, 3 of Swords and Ace of Batons on top; 21 cards start face down below them and 12 wait in the stock.

One Ace is free at once and can go straight home.

The deepest Ace, the Ace of Swords, is covered by 6 cards in column 7.

One Re can be seen from the start – a ready base for an empty alley.

No two cards are in building order yet.

The solver's winning line has 44 moves.

Deal facts

Difficulty
Easy
Solver's winning line
44 moves, 12 of them stock turns
Quick simulated games won
199 of 200 (100%)
Cards in the layout
28
Face-down cards
21
Cards in the stock
12
Aces visible at the start
1
Cards already in order
0

Where the Aces are

  • Ace of Batons: column 7, free at the start
  • Ace of Cups: column 4, 3 cards on top
  • Ace of Swords: column 7, 6 cards on top

How to approach it

  • Uncover the face-down cards in the longest alleys first; that is where the buried Aces wait.
  • Keep an alley clearable for a Re – it turns the longest column into a run you can move as a whole.

A winning start

These are the first moves of the solver's winning line. Open them only if you want a nudge.

Show the first three moves
  1. Move the 3 of Batons onto the 4 of Swords.
  2. Send the 3 of Batons to its foundation.
  3. Move the 4 of Swords onto the 5 of Cups.

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