Deal the Cards.

Solitaire — the classic one-player game of sorting 52 cards

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Tap to auto-move / drag to move freely

How to Play

How to Play Solitaire

Solitaire (Klondike) is the classic one-player card game. Move cards around the table and build all 52 onto the four foundations, each suit from A to K, to win.

How to play Flow

1

On the seven columns (the tableau), stack face-up cards in alternating colours, each one rank lower. Example: a red 7 on a black 8.

2

A face-down card turns over once the cards on top of it are gone. You can also move a whole run of cards at once.

3

Move Aces to the foundations at the top right, then build the same suit 2, 3 … K. Only a King can go into an empty column.

4

When you run out of moves, draw from the stock at the top left. When the stock is empty you can go through it again.

Controls Controls

Tap
Moves the card to a legal spot automatically. Foundations come first when possible.
Drag
Carry cards wherever you like — even back from a foundation to the tableau.
Undo
Takes back one move at a time, as far as you like.
Draw 1 / Draw 3
Choose to draw one card or three at a time from the stock. Draw 3 is for experienced players.
Auto Complete
Appears once the stock is empty and every card is face up, then finishes the game for you.

Tips Tips

Keyboard shortcuts (PC) Keys

Space draws from the stock, Z undoes a move, and N starts a new game.