Casino Solitaire

Who hasn't played Solitaire with either a pack of cards, or the free version that comes with every new PC.  Casino Solitaire is essentially the same game with the exception that you place a bet to start and for every card you manage to get 'home' a return amount is made to you.

Who hasn't played Solitaire with either a pack of cards, or the free version that comes with every new PC.  Casino Solitaire is essentially the same game with the exception that you place a bet to start and for every card you manage to get 'home' a return amount is made to you.

It's an addictive game, so if playing for money, as always, play responsibly.  If you're not sure exactly how to play then see our Casino Solitaire rules before playing. 

I've played a lot of this in the past and find it really enjoyable, to make the most of the game though and to get your mind in tune with playing, play for free until you've settled into the game and are happy with what you have to do.

£2.50 back on first game.  I only managed to get one Ace out and couldn't get any cards moving so there was little hope of getting a good run as I couldn't help clear any of the stacks on the table.

My second game wasn't any better and only returned a single £1 for my efforts.  Again, as happens with Solitaire when online or with a pack of cards on your kitchen table, the cards either run for you or they don't and they'res nothing you can do about it. 

The third game went a little better with a £5 return for my £5.20 stake.  Still not a win but ar least I was heading in the right direction!  A £3.50 return was my rewward for game four – we've started going back again I thought so just one more game. 

After my last game and a return of £3 I decided to play just one more.  Solitaire has a habit of doing that to you.  You can be in the World's biggest rush but there still seems time for just one more game!

Another £3 then another and this Solitaire game was starting to get quite frustrating, just one more then.

My final game won me £9 so at least one game gave me more money than I spent. 

I had played for an hour and that's one thing to remember when playing Casino Solitaire, take your time.  There are often cards that are plain to see but you miss them with looking too hard.  There's no time limit with Casino Solitaire, so settle down and study the cards as they appear.

In total I played 8 games at a total cost of £41.60 and received £30 back in winnings.  Casino Solitaire probably isn't a value game although a good run of cards can net a good win.  The value casino player who doesn't mind that the odds are definitely in the Casino's favour will probably find it better to play for smaller stakes to give more playing time and enjoyment.  Casino Solitaire can be played at InterCasino from £1.04 a game and it certainly is fun.

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