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I'm building vSolitaire, a free Klondike site, and I want its speed records to be ones people can trust. So in protected games: - The server keeps the full deck and game state. Your device only gets the face-up cards, one face-down look-ahead card per column (so flips feel instant), and the next stock draw. - Every move goes back to the server and is checked against the rules. - The server keeps the clock. - The weekly Speed Challenge gives each account 5 attempts per board, each on a fresh deal a solver has checked is winnable. I don't think it's unbreakable, and I know two weak spots already: - The look-ahead cards are on your device, face-down. Reading one early counts as a break. - A bot playing legal moves very fast gets flagged for review, not blocked. Getting one ranked without a flag counts as a break. What counts as a break: seeing a card too soon, making an illegal move stick, changing your recorded time, getting a 6th attempt in a week, or getting a bot ranked without a flag. Rules: your own account and games only. No load testing, no attacking the servers, no touching other players' accounts or data. No cash rewards. Confirmed finds go in the hall of fame, with your permission. How it works and what to include in a report: https://vsolitaire.com/en/break-it The weekly challenge: https://vsolitaire.com/en/speed-challenge Happy to answer questions about how it works.   submitted by   /u/Tech4Morocco [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/4 16:19:49