11:00 Mar 6, 2002 |
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5 +1 | multiplayer solitaire |
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4 +1 | competitive patience |
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4 | could it be "Chinese patience" |
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4 | battle / combat / confrontation patience |
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could it be "Chinese patience" Explanation: - |
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multiplayer solitaire Explanation: sounds funny, but that's what it is - ask google! |
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competitive patience Explanation: The term solitaire refers to just one player (solo). |
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battle / combat / confrontation patience Explanation: it's played between two players with two decks - the one who has got rid of his/her deck first has won. it's layed out in rows of fours, built downwards in alternating colours, and when aces turn up they are placed in the centre, and it's built up on them. both players can place cards on their own and the opponent's spread. and, as I said: the one who's finished first has won. |
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