You can skip several days in the month and still get gold, so try to avoid the long ones. However, if you see a short expert challenge around that you want to snag you can do that since they give a lot of points, or also if there's a longer one that's about 3 minutes and is an expert challenge, just go ahead and do the whole day. If they're longer than you wish, say 2 minutes and 50 seconds or above, you can just move onto the next day, and forget about the other challenges, even if they're short. So, logically start at day one of a month and before doing a challenge, check Spider and Pyramid.
Some spider ones are upwards of 5 and a half minutes, with the longest one being 11 minutes! Pyramid is generally around 2 and a half minutes, but what makes it as bad as Spider is because there's never rarely an "Easy" (Short) one that is less than a minute and a half, and they can reach up to four minutes. Spider and Pyramid tend to be the longest ones. In this section I'm referring to the length of the video solutions that you'll be following for the challenges. A gold medal CAN be achieved by doing them all in order, but that is simply not the fastest way. (He gets better at Solitaire) so I'd do January and February with Bronze medals, March and April with Silver medals, May through November with gold medals, and December with a Diamond. As the year progresses, the guy seemingly gets quicker at solving the challenges.
(Plus, premium lets you get the medals twice as fast, so much more efficient) Go to this website for the solutions to the challenges. I tried the date change method and the medals did not add to the counter. I think you now need to buy a month of premium to access the later challenges. This guide applies to all four of the medal achievements.
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