At SolitaireMasters we are committed to ensuring and protecting your privacy at any time you are on our website or communicate electronically with our personnel.  This Privacy Policy has been provided and approved by the employment contracts and internet contracts experts at LegalCentre.co.uk.

Our Privacy Policy is contained below and provides a detailed explanation as to how we may use your personal information provided to us or any we collect through legal means.

Updates of our Privacy Policy are completed frequently, thus you should peruse this Policy habitually.

1. Information We Collect from You

Data can be collected and processed when our website is in operation by you. The following are approved methods of collection:

1.1 If you register for information or complete a purchase, by filling out a form we can collect the information provided.

1.2 Traffic data, weblogs, location data, and any other communication can be collected.  These details come from your visit to our site and any resource tools you use while on the site.

1.3 Any communication on our website or to personnel allows us to collect information.

2. Use of Cookies

Circumstances may arise when we may need to gather information about your computer to help provide appropriate services or products to you.  The data gathered is solely statistical data, which may be shared with advertisers.

The facts collected about you are statistical only. No identifying information will be shared about our visitors and how they made use of our site.  No personal details will ever be shared.

Cookies are used to collect general online usage by using a cookie file.  If used this cookie file is downloaded without prompting.  It will be placed on your hard drive with information transferred to the hard drive allowing the cookies to be used for data collection.  A cookie is used to improve any services/ products, or overall website characteristic we offer you.

Any computer has the option to decline cookies.  Your web browser options include an “enable” button to decline cookies.  It is imperative that you understand by declining cookies you may be limiting your access to sections of our website.

If our advertisers use cookies it will result from a click on their advertisement, and we do not have control over their cookies if used.

3. Use of Your Information

Information stored and collected about you allows us to improve our services or products for you.  Added to this parameter, we may use your information for the following purposes:

3.1 Any commitment we make on a contracted basis.

3.2 If information is requested from our website concerning services or products offered, we may use your data.  Products or services which may be of interest to you can also deem a communication from us, if permission has been granted.

3.3 Notification re- changes or improvements may be sent to you in regards to product or service changes that could affect our service to you.

3.4 Existing customers can be contacted on the topic of goods or services related to a previous sale, if we feel you might be interested in these additional topics.

3.5 Added use of your data may include permission for third parties to use your data.  This permission would be granted by you in regards to unrelated products or services that may be in your interests.  We or third parties can only contact you in regards to this information if consent has been provided for information collection.

3.6 Third party contact or communications from our website, as a new customer, is only made if you have granted us permission.  These communications are only offered for information you consented to and no other unrelated information.

3.7 Data that you do not want us to use or third parties to use can be withheld, once consent has been given regarding our collection of your data.  We will always provide you with an opportunity to decline communications and our or third party data usage.

3.8 Identifiable data, which could be used to disclose who you are, is never shared.  We only provide statistical related data about our visitors to third parties like advertisers to ensure your privacy.

4. Storing Your Personal Data

4.1 Outside of the European Economic Area are places for storing and processing data we collect from you.  We may take advantage of these outside areas, allowing a staff to process data collected from you.  These processors may work for our suppliers.  The transfer of this data may include processing and completing your order on our site, such as utilising your payment information or offering support services.  We take all reasonable processes to ensure your data is secure and in agreement with our Privacy Policy as outlined here.

4.2 Secured servers are used by our company to ensure proper data storage.  Information on transactions is kept encrypted for safety measures.

4.3 Transmission of data on the internet can never be ultimately secure.  We do not and cannot guarantee security of information collected electronically or transmitted; however, we take all necessary steps to provide the best security available.  As a result of our inability to guarantee safety, you are submitting information to us at your own risk.  Where needed a password may be necessary to access areas of our site. You are responsible for the safety and confidentiality of the password you generate.

5. Disclosing Your Information

5.1 Personal information to third parties may be disclosed:

5.2 This disclosure occurs when we sell all or a section of our business or assets to a third party.

5.2.1 Personal information can be offered to any member of our company, such as subsidiaries, holding companies and their subsidiaries only if deemed appropriate.

5.2.2 Legal requirements may mean a sharing of your information.

5.2.3 Lowering credit risk and fraud protection may result in information disclosure.

6. Third Party Links

Links might be discovered on our site that belongs to third parties.  Any third party website on our site has a privacy policy. You should check their terms.  We do not accept liability or responsibility for their privacy policies, based on our lack of control over these third party links.

7. Access to Information

The Data Protection Act 1998 was established to govern online electronic communications.  The act gives you access to any data we have about you.  To gain access to this information a small fee of £10 is needed.  This fee allows us to process your request by covering our costs.  Contact information is given below, which should be used to gain details about information we hold on you.

8. Contacting Us

We welcome and hope you do not hesitate to make any queries, comments or requests you may have regarding this Privacy Policy.   Please contact us at service@solitairemasters.com

SPIDER SOLITAIRE

HOW TO PLAY:
Spider Solitaire is played with two standard decks of playing cards, but the game is very difficult that way. The main purpose of the game is to build cards of descending suit sequence from King to Ace. When such a sequence has been formed, it is automatically removed to one of the 8 foundations. All 104 cards must to be played to the foundations as eight separate King to Ace sequences to win the game.

All building is carried out on the tableau columns with the foundations not really participating in the game much. You may move any exposed card from the end of a tableau column to another tableau column if it creates a descending sequence (regardless of suit). You may also move a packed descending sequence of cards as a group to another tableau column but only if they’re of the same suit. Therefore, you should try to pack cards of the same suit if you have a choice, otherwise you’ll find the game blocks quickly. Empty tableau columns may be filled by any card or a packed descending suit sequence of cards. When no more constructive moves can be made on the tableau, click on the stock to deal another card to each of the tableau columns. You must fill all empty spaces in the tableau before you can deal cards from the stock, even if it means breaking up a sequence you have already packed.


RULES:

• Form full 13 card sequences of the same suit from King to Ace
• Full sequences of cards will be removed from play
• Remove all eight sequences to win the game
• Build down in rank in any suit, but try to build in suit if possible
• A packed sequence, or any portion of it, may be moved to another column
• Empty columns can be filled with any card or sequence
• Kings cannot be built on another card and no card can be built on an Ace

POWER SOLITAIRE

RULES:

• Build Foundations in each suit from Ace to Jack
• Build Columns down in alternating colors
• The top card of each column is available for play to another column or to the foundations
• A packed sequence, or any portion of it, may be moved to another column
• Empty Columns can be filled with Jack or a Jack-sequence
• Reserve filled from the stock
• There is no redeal

Solitaire is an umbrella term for a range of games such as patience and Klondike which are all variations of one game. Some games use one deck of cards and some use more, all the variations have different rules and require different skills from the player.

The basic idea of solitaire, the type that most people initially learn to play, is to manipulate your cards in a certain manner. This manner is an arrangement that the player achieves by moving the cards from one place to another. There are various restrictions on this and the best way to learn has to be playing it.

If you are someone who is used to playing card games of one sort or another, such as games at http://www.partycasino.com/ or in other online casinos, then you shouldn’t have any trouble picking this game up at all. Like with casino games such as roulette and poker you can play them in venues as well as in the online world.

Solitaire has been around for a pretty long time. It is thought that it was originally conceived in Germany or a Scandinavian country, however no one is entirely sure about this. In the 19th Century the French really took to it and it became a very popular game in the country. At the end of the century, America and England cottoned on and also got hooked on the game.

The first time the game was actually recorded was all the way back in 1783, and it was in a German game anthology, known as Das neue Königliche L’Hombre-Spiel.

Solitaire fans may interested to know that it is thought that during his time in exile Napoleon played patience. However some reports suggest otherwise, that he played Whist or Vingt-Un and Piquet instead. Either way a number of games have been named after him, such as Napoleon at St. Helena and Napoleon’s Square.

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FLOWER GARDEN

RULES:

• Build Foundations in each suit from Ace to King
• One card may be moved at a time
• Build Columns down regardless of suit
• Any card from the Reserve may be moved to a Column or a Foundation
• Empty Columns can be filled with any card

This version supports ‘Power Move’. It lets you move a sequence of cards in one move. The number of cards you can move in a ‘Power Move’ is based on how many empty columns are available.

ACES UP SOLITAIRE

RULES:

• Move all the cards to the waste pile with the exception of the four Ace cards
• Clicking on the Deck deals 4 cards
• Any top card that is the same suit as another top card, but has a lower value may be moved to the waste pile
• Empty Column can be filled with any top card from another Column
• There is no redeal

YUKON SOLITAIRE

RULES:

• Build Foundations in each suit from Ace to King
• Build Columns down in alternating colors
• Groups of face up cards can be moved regardless of any sequence
• Empty Columns can be filled with a King or sequences with Kings as their top cards

GAPS SOLITAIRE

RULES:

• Create 4 sequences of 12 cards of the same suit, running from Twos to Kings
• The aces are removed and discarded from further play
• Fill the gaps with cards that are the same suit and a rank higher than the card on the left of the gap
• Any gap at the right of a King is considered dead and no card can fill it
• Any gap on the left hand side of the row should be filled by a deuce
• When there are no more possible moves, the cards can be reshuffled by clicking ‘Redeal’ button
• 3 redeals available