🪗 How to play Accordion - a Solitaire Tutorial! 🪗

[@kimmosel9680]

Craig, I won! I've been playing Accordion off and on since you posted this. The day after you posted, I finished with 3 piles, 49 cards in the first pile, 2 in the second, and 1 in the third. That was the closest until today at 1:18 pm at my picnic table while I was watching the solar eclipse here in a far south suburb of Chicago. I love this game. Thank you for your tutorial on Accordion!

[@snospmoht3252]

This is a completely new one to me!

[@nobracobra]

this really looks like a lot of fun! tyfs

[@juliachapman1899]

Hi FiSpi/Craig😊I used to plsy this game 60 years(!?) ago when I was being looked after by a family friend in England during winter holidays. She called it “Going For A Walk” ! Memories of family get togethers on snowy nights in the warm cottage in the Cotswolds. Scones made quickly in the Aga stove & going for real moonlit spooky walks at night crunching into ankle deep snow with that lovely padded mystery silence the snow brings. Another solitaire game was “Demon” which could also can be played with multiple people round a dinner table - quite hilarious & hectic if you you can find that game!?! It needed lots of mindfulness, & everyone trying to finish their pscks & shout “Demon” first! There would be piles all over the table in different stages of completion & it was 1st come 1st serve ROFL. Great idea of yours showing these games💓😊Thank you⭕️ 🥰JC&P🎶 🦜🦜(in Australia)

[@bejeweledbybea]

Glad to learn a new game to play. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@joaniefarrell1107]

I like this one, thanks!

[@laurelmoon2]

Thank you. My grandfather use to play this game but I couldn't remember all the rules and didn't know the name to look it up.

[@frankaquino8677]

At 14:40 you put the 2 on the 2 but that was going over 4 spots, not sure if that would of made a difference in the end or not

[@FiberSpider]

Oops! My mistake, but you're right, it probably wouldn't have saved me from losing anyway. Thank you for pointing it out to me.

[@franciskamarsh8497]

It would have helped a new learner if u had mentioned a few more times 2 ether move 1 or 3 spaces.