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Two Balconies, deal #28

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About this deal

This is one of the easier deals of Two Balconies: 8% of the quick simulated games won it, and the solver found its winning line almost at once.

All 40 cards are open from the start. The bottom cards of the eight columns are 7 of Cups, 5 of Swords, Fante of Batons, 6 of Batons, Fante of Cups, Fante of Coins, 4 of Coins and 7 of Batons.

No Ace is free at the start.

The deepest Ace, the Ace of Swords, is covered by 4 cards in column 5.

One Re already lies at the base of a column, where it never needs to move.

One card already sits in building order on the next higher card.

The solver's winning line has 28 moves.

Deal facts

Difficulty
Easy
Solver's winning line
28 moves, 0 of them stock turns
Quick simulated games won
15 of 200 (8%)
Cards in the layout
40
Aces visible at the start
0
Cards already in order
1

Where the Aces are

  • Ace of Batons: column 7, 2 cards on top
  • Ace of Cups: column 8, 2 cards on top
  • Ace of Coins: column 2, 3 cards on top
  • Ace of Swords: column 5, 4 cards on top

How to approach it

  • Dig out the shallowest Ace first and keep one balcony empty while you do it.

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 7 of Cups onto the Fante of Cups.
  2. Move the 6 of Batons onto the 7 of Batons.
  3. Move the Fante of Cups and the 1 card(s) on it onto the Cavallo of Cups.

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