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[โ€“] DeaDvey@lemmy.ml 1 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (1 children)

A conversation with chatgpt reading: IIs it cheating to look at your opponents cards in patience? ChatGPT said: Yes, it would be considered cheating to look at your opponent's cards in a game of patience (also known as solitaire or other card games). In patience, whether it's a single-player version or a multi-player variant, the objective is to play according to the rules, and looking at an opponent's cards would give you an unfair advantage. In a multi-player patience game, respecting the cards that belong to other players is essential for fair play. Even in single-player variants, where the game is typically against the system, any form of external interference or unfair advantage could be seen as cheating.

[โ€“] psud@aussie.zone 2 points 1 month ago

Most solitaire games have concealed cards. You shouldn't look at them, it makes the game too easy