World Solitaire Championship: A Puzzling Proposal
The idea of a World Solitaire Championship seems both intriguing and absurd. Hosting it in Miami adds a glamorous twist, yet raises questions about its legitimacy. Flying in 400 players suggests a grand event, but can solitaire really captivate such an audience? - The concept risks trivializing the game, reducing it to mere spectacle. - Stephen A. Smith’s involvement may attract attention, yet it feels out of place for a solitary card game. While innovation in gaming formats is welcome, this idea seems more about entertainment than the art of solitaire. The potential for a fun, engaging event exists, but it must respect the game's true essence. Ultimately, it may be a case of style over substance.