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🃏 Solitaire — Klondike

Classic Klondike. Build 4 foundations Ace→King by suit. Tableau descending alternating colors, King to empty space. Draw 1 or 3. Double-click cards to auto-send to foundation.

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How to Play

  • Goal: Move all 52 cards to 4 foundations from Ace to King, by suit.
  • Tableau: Build down, alternating red/black. Drag a King (or stack starting with King) to empty space.
  • Foundations: Build up same suit. Double-click / double-tap any card to auto-move to foundation if possible.
  • Stock: Click to draw to Waste. When Stock empty, click again to recycle Waste (-100 pts in Draw 1).
  • Scoring: Waste→Tableau +5, Waste→Foundation +10, Tableau→Foundation +10, Flip tableau card +5, Foundation→Tableau -15.
  • Controls: Drag or tap-to-select → tap destination. Undo is unlimited.
Double ClickAuto to foundation NNew game U / Ctrl+ZUndo HHint

⚙️ Options

Draw mode1
Cards left52
Face-down21

Quick Tips

Reveal face-down tableau cards early. Don't empty a tableau unless you have a King. Prioritize moving Aces/2s to foundations, but keep flexibility for tableau builds.

About Solitaire

📁 Casual 🎯 Difficulty: Medium ⏱️ Duration: 5–15 min ⚡ Instant Play (No Download) 📱 Desktop & Mobile

📖 How to Play & Objective

Classic Klondike Solitaire. Build 4 foundation piles from Ace to King by suit while manipulating 7 tableau columns in alternating colors and descending order.

  • Tableau columns are built down by descending rank and alternating colors (e.g. Red Queen on Black King).
  • Only Kings (or stacks headed by Kings) can be placed into empty tableau spaces.
  • Foundation piles are built up by matching suit starting from Ace to King.
  • Draw from the stock pile when no tableau moves are available.

🎮 Controls Guide

💻 Desktop:
Click/drag cards ; double-click card to auto-send to foundation
📱 Mobile:
Tap or drag cards to valid columns or foundation slots

💡 Tips & Strategy

  • Always reveal face-down cards in tableau columns whenever possible.
  • Don’t rush to move cards to foundations if they are needed to hold tableau sequences.
  • Prioritize opening empty columns only when you have a King ready to occupy them.