Single player poker game

There are 40 cards left in a deck. Except King, King and JKQ, the cards are drawn horizontally from top to bottom and divided into 4 columns. If three pies in the same row can make up 9 19 or 29, put them away and put them under the cards in your hand;

The bottom two cards in the same column can be counted together with the top one. If you can continue to get the card after winning the same column, you can put the card in the next column after there is no card to take away, and so on. If your eyes are good enough and you are not mistaken, the last card left in front of you must be 3.

Extended data:

The role represented by playing cards:

Spades K: David.

He was the second king of ancient Israel. His battle with the giant Goliath made him famous all over the world. After David became king, Israel continued to prosper. However, the successful King David was finally trapped by love. His three lovers were involved in a bloody struggle, which made him miserable and helpless, and finally died in depression and despair.

King of hearts: Charlemagne.

Charlemagne was the first emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. In more than 50 wars, Charlemagne controlled most of the land in western Europe. Of all the kings in poker, I only have Charlemagne without a beard above his lips.

K of clubs: Alexander the Great.

Alexander developed Macedonia into the largest and most powerful empire at that time, but he fell ill and died soon after he stopped conquering the West and returned to Europe.

King of diamonds: Julius Caesar.

Caesar was born into a noble family and later became a senior military general. After returning to Rome, Caesar held a grand victory ceremony and declared himself a dictator for life.