Solitaire
Move all cards to the four foundations to win.👆
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Play to set a score, then submit it to the board.
About Solitaire
Solitaire — Klondike, to give it its proper name — is the card game that shipped on hundreds of millions of computers and quietly became the world's default way to pass a few minutes. You deal seven descending piles and work the whole deck down to four foundations, ace to king by suit, moving cards in alternating-colour runs and turning the stock as you go. It looks like luck, and a little of it is, but most games are won or lost on decisions: which foundation to feed, when to break up a pile to free a buried card, and when to leave a card exactly where it is. Not every deal is winnable, which is part of the appeal — a clean win feels earned. This version deals fresh games instantly, supports tap-to-move and drag, offers undo, tracks your time and score, and plays perfectly on phone or desktop. No account, no download — just shuffle and deal whenever you have a moment.
How to play
- Build the four foundations up by suit, from Ace to King, to win.
- On the tableau, stack cards down in alternating colours — a red six goes on a black seven.
- Move a face-up run of cards together; an empty column can only start with a King.
- Tap the stock to deal three cards to the waste, and recycle it when the stock runs out.
Strategy & tips
- Turn over face-down tableau cards as early as you can — hidden cards are your biggest obstacle.
- Do not rush every Ace and low card to the foundation; you may still need them to move cards around.
- Try to empty a column so you have a free spot for a King and the run beneath it.
- Play cards from the stock deliberately — you can cycle it, but each pass changes which cards line up.
- Use undo to explore a line, and finish quickly once the board is all face-up for a higher score.
FAQ
Is this draw one or draw three?
Draw three — the stock deals three cards to the waste at a time, the classic desktop solitaire default. You can recycle the stock as many times as you like.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. Tap a card to pick up its run and tap where to drop it, or double-tap to send a card to a foundation. It works on phones and tablets as well as desktop.
Can I undo a move?
Yes. Undo steps back through your moves, so you can back out of a line that is not working.
Is every deal winnable?
Not every Klondike deal is solvable — that is part of the classic game. Start a new deal any time, and use auto-finish once the board is all face-up.