Solitaire
Classic Klondike Solitaire — click a card to send it to the best legal pile, or auto-finish once every card is face-up.
Click any playable card to move it automatically (or click source then destination) · D draws from stock · Z to undo
How to Play Solitaire in 3 Steps
Build descending alternating columns
In the 7 tableau columns, stack cards downward in alternating colours (red on black, black on red). Only a King can fill an empty column.
Send Aces up to the four foundations
The four top-right foundations build upward by suit from Ace to King. With smart click on, clicking a card sends a single card to its foundation or a legal tableau column in one tap.
Flip every face-down card to unlock Auto-finish
Draw from the top-left stock when stuck (D). As soon as all face-down tableau cards are turned over, the Auto-finish button appears to sweep every remaining card home.
Controls & rules
| Action | Keyboard | Mouse / Touch |
|---|---|---|
| Smart-move a card / stack | — | Click / tap the card once |
| Manual two-step move | — | Untick Smart move in options, or click card then target pile |
| Draw from stock / recycle waste | D | Click / tap the top-left stock pile |
| Auto-finish open board | A | Tap Auto-finish |
| Undo last move | Z | Tap Undo |
Solitaire — Frequently Asked Questions
How does one-click smart move decide where a card goes?
For a single top card, it checks if a tableau column (preferring non-empty columns over empty spaces for Kings) or its suit’s foundation can take it; clicking a deeper face-up card moves the whole run starting at that card to a legal tableau column. You can still select-then-click manually if two destinations are legal.
What is the difference between Draw 1 and Draw 3?
Draw 1 turns over one stock card at a time, making most deals winnable. Draw 3 turns over three cards in a fan where only the top card is playable — the classic harder rule.
When does Auto-finish appear?
The moment the stock and waste are empty (or all remaining cards are face-up in the tableau), every deal is trivially won; pressing Auto-finish animates the rest of the cards up to the foundations.
Is every deal guaranteed winnable?
Deals use a true 52-card Fisher–Yates shuffle, matching classic Windows Solitaire — roughly 80% of Draw 1 deals are theoretically solvable.
Is anything uploaded or tracked while I play?
No. The game runs entirely in your browser tab. Your best score or win tally is saved only in your browser’s localStorage and cleared when you press Reset.