The Rules of Klondike

Klondike is the traditional patience game and is played using only one set of 
cards. We have four stacks and seven slots. Initially, the first slot has one 
card on it, the second one two, and thus continuing up to the seventh slot, 
which gets seven cards.  Of these cards, only the topmost card is turned 
face-up.  Klondike introduces another type of pile: There is a second deck 
which holds face-up cards. Every time you request dealing of new cards, these 
cards are moved onto the open deck pile.  You can move cards from this pile 
to the slots or to the stacks, but you never can move cards back to the open 
deck.  The rules which card may be grouped together are similar to the rules 
for the Gypsy game. The only difference is that you may only move a king onto 
an empty slot.

Once all cards are dealt, you can flip all the cards of the open deck back 
onto the other deck and continue. You can flip the deck up to three times.