Pasjansimängud

Pasjansimängud, also known as patience or solitaire games, are a type of card game that is typically played by a single player. The objective of these games is to arrange the cards in a specific order, usually by suit or rank, according to the rules of the particular game being played. The term "pasjans" comes from the Polish word for patience, reflecting the game's focus on strategy and patience.

The most well-known pasjansimängud is Klondike, which originated in the United States in the late 19th century. Other popular variations include Spider, FreeCell, and Yukon. These games can be played with a standard deck of 52 cards, although some variations may require multiple decks or additional cards.

Pasjansimängud are often played for entertainment and relaxation. They can be enjoyed on various platforms, including physical card decks, digital applications, and online websites. The rules of each game vary, but they generally involve building stacks of cards in ascending or descending order, moving cards between different piles, and sometimes using empty spaces to facilitate movement.

The appeal of pasjansimängud lies in their simplicity and accessibility. They require minimal equipment and can be played anywhere at any time. Additionally, the strategic elements and the sense of accomplishment upon completing a game make them a popular pastime for people of all ages.