Solitaire

Classic Klondike — smooth drag & drop, smart moves, unlimited play.

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The Timeless Game of Solitaire

Simple to learn, satisfying to master. Play classic Klondike Solitaire directly in your browser and discover the strategy, rules, techniques, and small decisions that make every shuffled deck a new challenge.

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A Card-Game Classic

One Deck. Four Suits. Endless Possibilities.

Solitaire turns an ordinary 52-card deck into a puzzle of planning, patience, discovery, and satisfying chain reactions. Your mission is beautifully simple: uncover the hidden cards, organize the tableau, and move every card into the four foundation piles.

But getting there is where the fun begins. Every move can reveal a new opportunity. Moving one card may uncover another, opening an empty column might create an escape route for a King, and a carefully saved card can unlock an entire sequence several moves later.

Whether you have two minutes to spare or want to chase a cleaner, faster game, Solitaire is built around that irresistible feeling of turning a messy shuffled deck into perfect order.

Classic Deck
A
A
K
K
Q
Q

♠ Spades   ♥ Hearts   ♦ Diamonds   ♣ Clubs

Built for a Better Game

Everything You Want From Online Solitaire

Natural

Satisfying Drag & Drop

Pick up cards and sequences naturally and move them around the table with smooth, responsive interactions designed to make every move feel effortless.

Classic

Authentic Klondike Rules

Build descending alternating-color sequences, reveal hidden tableau cards, manage the stock and waste, and complete all four foundations.

Forgiving

Undo & Experiment

Try a move, rethink your strategy, and go back when needed. Solitaire rewards experimentation, and undo lets you explore the board without unnecessary frustration.

Challenge

Track Every Game

Keep an eye on your time, moves, and score while you play. Challenge yourself to solve the deck with cleaner decisions and fewer unnecessary moves.

Responsive

Made for Every Screen

Play comfortably across desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and phones with a responsive game table designed to adapt to the space available.

Simple

No Account. Just Play.

No complicated setup stands between you and the cards. Open Solitaire, start a fresh deal, and get straight into the game.

Learn the Game

How to Play Klondike Solitaire

Never played before? The goal is to move the entire deck into four foundation piles, one for each suit. Getting there requires uncovering cards and strategically reorganizing the seven tableau columns.

1

Reveal the Cards

Move face-up cards to expose the hidden face-down cards underneath them. Revealing new cards creates new possibilities.

2

Build Downward

Tableau cards are arranged in descending rank while alternating colors. A red Queen can sit on a black King, for example.

3

Open the Foundations

Each foundation begins with an Ace and builds upward by suit: Ace, 2, 3, 4 and onward until the King completes the pile.

Clear the Table

Move all 52 cards to the four foundations. When every suit reaches its King, you've completed the game.

Know Your Table

The Four Parts of a Solitaire Game

Stock

The remaining undealt cards. Draw from the stock when you need new cards and possibilities.

Waste

Cards drawn from the stock appear here. The available waste card can be moved when a legal opportunity appears.

Tableau

The seven main columns where most of the game happens. Build downward in alternating colors to uncover hidden cards.

Foundations

The four destination piles. Build each suit upward from Ace through King to complete the game.

Strategy

Play Smarter, Not Just Faster

Solitaire isn't only about finding a legal move. Strong play means thinking about what each move unlocks next.

Reveal Hidden Cards

Moves that expose face-down tableau cards are often especially valuable because they increase the number of cards available to you.

Think Before Opening Space

An empty tableau column is powerful, but in classic Klondike only a King or a sequence beginning with a King can occupy it.

Compare Your Options

When several legal moves are available, consider which one reveals a card, frees a column, or creates more future moves.

Don't Rush Every Foundation Move

Sometimes a card remains useful in the tableau. Moving everything upward immediately can remove a card you still need for building sequences.

The Four Suits

From Ace to King

Complete all four suits in ascending order to finish the game.

Spades
Black Suit
Hearts
Red Suit
Diamonds
Red Suit
Clubs
Black Suit
Why We Keep Playing

There's Something Deeply Satisfying About a Perfectly Cleared Table.

A Solitaire game begins with uncertainty: hidden cards, blocked columns, and a shuffled deck. Move by move, the chaos disappears. Cards become organized, columns open, foundations grow, and suddenly the entire puzzle starts falling into place.

That's the magic. Every new deal gives you another small puzzle to untangle.

Think Ahead
Plan sequences and uncover opportunities.
Solve the Puzzle
Turn a shuffled deck into perfect order.
Quick to Start
A fresh game is always one deal away.
Great to Finish
Nothing beats clearing that final card.

Solitaire Rules at a Glance

The essentials you need before your first deal.

Build tableau sequences in descending rank.
Alternate between red and black cards.
Build foundations upward beginning with an Ace.
Foundation cards must remain in the same suit.
Only a King or King-led sequence can fill an empty tableau column.
Win by moving all 52 cards onto the foundations.

Your Next Game Is Waiting.

Shuffle the deck, reveal the hidden cards, build your foundations, and see if you can clear the table. Every deal is different—and the next move is yours.

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