(Puzzle games type; 24 cards; no redeal)

	Game time: Medium
	Difficulty level: Medium
	Skill level: Mostly skill
	Chance of winning: High; 1 in 4; 25%

Object of the game: To exchange places of the cards and obtain six columns of Jacks, Queens and Kings in the fewest possible moves.

Solitaire Rules

Tableau

(24 cards in 4 rows of 6)

• Cards may be played to any available gap in the tableau. At the start of the game, there are four gaps in the central tableau column.

• Cards can be moved according to chess rules as follows:
  – King. The King may move one place at a time in any direction: horizontally, vertically or diagonally.
  – Queen. The Queen may move any distance in any row or column or diagonally.
  – Knight. The Knight (Jack) has a peculiar move as "from corner to diagonally-opposite corner of a rectangle three squares by two"; in other words, a Jack moves one place up, down or sideways plus one place diagonally.

• All the Jacks, Queens and Kings must be arranged, regardless of suit, the reds at the left and the blacks at the right, as shown in the following scheme:

  Red				Black
  K	Q	J		J	Q	K
  K	Q	J		J	Q	K
  K	Q	J		J	Q	K
  K	Q	J		J	Q	K

• You win if all the cards are correctly arranged and your score is 100 points or more.

Scoring

• The game starts at: - 52.

• 10 points are awarded for each card correctly placed.

• 1 point is deducted for each move.

• The highest score theoretically obtainable is 188.