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<h1>Love a Duck</h1>
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Yukon type. 1 deck. No redeal.
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<h3>Object</h3>
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Move all cards to the foundations.
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<h3>Rules</h3>
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The tableau piles are built in a pyramid-esque layout, with eleven cards
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in the top layer, ten cards in the middle, and nine on the bottom.
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The remaining cards are dealt out to the top layer. Each card forms a
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tableau pile which can be built down by alternate color, but cards can be
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moved regardless of sequence. The bottom layer cards can be filled with
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a king when empty, but the remaining layers cannot be filled.
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Though all cards are dealt face-up, cards in the lower layers cannot
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be moved until the cards on top of them are moved. However, if the
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only card or sequence overlapping a card can legally be played on it,
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that sequence can be moved down in a dropdown move.
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Foundations are built up in suit from Ace to King. The game is won when
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all cards are moved to the foundations.
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<h3>Notes</h3>
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Love a Duck was invented by Jan Wolter, and first appeared in his app
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<a href="https://politaire.com">Politaire</a>. The name came from
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"Lord Love a Duck", an expression of surprise from early 1900s London.
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