Solitaire

How to use it

1. 1

   Pick draw-one or draw-three

   Draw-one turns a single card from the stock each time and is the friendlier game. Draw-three turns three at once and is the classic, tougher version.

2. 2

   Build down, then up

   On the tableau, stack cards down in alternating colours, a red six on a black seven. Send Aces up to start a foundation, then build each foundation up in its own suit.

3. 3

   Clear all four foundations

   Keep moving cards until every foundation runs Ace to King. Tap the stock to deal, undo if you get stuck, and use Auto to finish once the path is clear.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you play Klondike Solitaire?

Move cards to build the four foundation piles up from Ace to King, one suit each. On the seven tableau columns you stack cards downward in alternating colours, and you can move a King onto an empty column. Turn cards from the stock to find the ones you need. You win when all 52 cards reach the foundations.

What is the difference between draw-one and draw-three?

It is how many cards turn from the stock at once. Draw-one shows a single card you can play straight away, so far more deals are winnable. Draw-three turns three and only the top one is playable, which is the traditional, harder game because useful cards are buried more often.

Can I undo a move?

Yes. There is an undo button that steps back through your moves, so a mistake or a dead end is never the end of the game. You can also start a fresh deal at any time, and the auto-complete button finishes the board for you once every remaining card can go up.

Does my score get saved, and does this work offline?

Your best scores are saved in your own browser on this device, so they are still there when you come back. Nothing is sent to a server. Once the page has loaded it keeps working with no connection.