Nasty Elevens
# Layout
Twenty-two cards are laid out in eleven vertical columns. Two cards per column are dealt, the first face-down and the second card face-up overlapping When cards lie partially on top of each other so that only part of the lower card is visible.
# Objective
In this patience, you cannot play cards up. You must try to form alternating-color An alternating color order is usually laid alternately in black and red. For example, a 6 or 6 is placed on a 7 or 7. A sequence of cards where each card is one rank lower than the previous, typically starting with the King and ending with the Ace: King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, …, 2, Ace. Cards in a vertical row that are laid in ascending or descending order in same-suit or alternating-color overlapping sequence are called sequences or ladders.
# Gameplay
The Aces do not play in this patience and are removed from the tableau as dead cards when they appear. Individual cards as well as alternating-color descending sequences may be moved. Same-suit moving is not permitted here! If an empty space is created during gameplay, it may only be filled with a King (and possibly a matching sequence). If no more moves are possible, each of the eleven columns, whether empty or occupied, receives one card from the stock The talon is the name given to the face-down stack of cards at the start of the game, from which, after being laid out, there are still cards left over that are used for the rest of the game. This packing of cards is also known as a block or draw pile.
# Summary
- Lay out eleven vertical columns with one face-down card each and one face-up card overlapping
Overlapping / fannedoverlapping on topWhen cards lie partially on top of each other so that only part of the lower card is visible.
- Aces are dead cards and are removed from the tableau when they appear
- Moving is only allowed with alternating colors, sequences may also be moved
- Empty columns may only be filled with a King (and possibly a matching sequence)
- A complete alternating-color sequence from King descending to 2 is removed from the tableau
- If nothing works, each of the eleven columns receives one card from the stock
- Objective: remove a total of eight alternating-color sequences from King to 2 from the tableau