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Can Vegas mode even be won?I keep decking out before I can get anywhere.
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>>12856205
Yes. Change the rules to draw 1 card at a time instead of 3 cards to make it much easier.
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>>12856205
The house always wins.
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>>12856220
Nah, it doesn't fix it since 1 draw just makes it so you can only go through the deck once. So by the time you realize you need a card you drew previously you can never go back for it.
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I used to play solitaire repeatedly to see if the bouncing cards would cover the whole background, leaving no green visible. One time they did. True story.
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>>12856205
It can, but you need both skill and luck
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>>12856205
Posting for prosperity: 32-bit solitaire from Windows NT 3: https://litter.catbox.moe/t4zam0c2i0dqup8n.zipx
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>>12856283
Nice.
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>>12856205
i beat it a little while ago. Took like 100 tries or something



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