Clock Card Games

Solitaire is probably the most popular card game for one, but if you're looking to spice things up, you might want to try Clock Solitaire. This variation on the old classic is set up to look like a clock face, which is where the name comes from.

While it is rare to win Clock Solitaire, the game is still loads of fun. What makes it so hard to win is that it is a card game that is entirely driven by luck. Clock Solitaire is also known as Four of a Kind, Hidden Cards, Sun Dial, and Travellers.

How to Play Clock Solitaire
- Players: Requires only one player
- Deck: Standard 52-card deck
- Goal: Complete all other four-of-a-kind sets before the fourth king is revealed.

How to play :
Turn the top card on the 13th pile face up (that's the pile in the middle of the circle). Place the card, still face up, under the pile of that card's number. For example, a four would go under the four pile. An ace would go under the one pile. Face cards are placed as follows: jack under 11, queen under 12, king under 13.

Then, turn the top card on that pile face up and place it, still face up, under the appropriate pile. Continue in this manner until the game ends.

If the final face-down card in a pile belongs to that same pile, continue the game by turning the next (moving clockwise) face-down card face up.

How to Win
You win if all 13 piles become face-up piles of four-of-a-kind. However, you lose if the fourth king is turned face up before all the other sets are completed. Clock Solitaire is only won about 1% of the time because it is entirely based on chance.

Note: This game is only for fun there is no any gambling.