Reveal and place all 52 cards before the final King stops the chain.
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Reveal and place all 52 cards before the final King stops the chain.
Complete guide
Clock Solitaire distributes the deck among twelve rank positions and a center King pile. One active card determines exactly where it is placed and which hidden card is revealed next, creating a forced chain with no strategic branch.
Ranks Ace through Queen correspond to the twelve clock positions and Kings use the center. The opening active card comes from the center pile, leaving three hidden center cards and four hidden cards at every other rank.
Place the active card face up at its own rank position, then reveal the next hidden card from that position. Its rank directs the following placement, so the chain continues automatically.
Every King routes play back to the center. If the last center card becomes the active King while any other pile still contains hidden cards, the chain stops and the deal is lost.
The game is won only when every hidden pile is empty and all 52 cards have reached their rank positions. The interface records the chain and progress even though each legal action is forced.
No. The active card's rank determines the only legal destination and next pile.
All Kings are placed in the center, the thirteenth clock position.
It empties the center before another hidden pile can continue the forced chain.