How to play

Solitaire

Three classic card games for one player, free in your browser: Klondike, Spider and FreeCell. Each has a daily deal that's the same for everyone, unlimited undo and hints.

A game of Klondike solitaire in progress
Klondike, halfway through: four foundations filling up at the top, seven columns below.

Klondike

The classic. Build the four foundations from Ace to King in each suit. In the seven columns, stack cards down in alternating colours; only a King can fill an empty column. Turn over cards from the stock one at a time (Draw 1, easier) or three at a time (Draw 3, harder). Play Klondike.

Spider

Two decks across ten columns. Any card goes on one a rank higher, but only runs in one suit move together. A run from King to Ace in one suit leaves the table; clear all eight to win. Choose 1, 2 or 4 suits. Play Spider.

FreeCell

Every card face up from the start. Four free cells hold one card each while you dig; build down in alternating colours and up the foundations by suit. Nearly every deal can be won. Play FreeCell.

Controls

The daily deal

Every day each game has one deal that's the same for everyone. Solve it quickly for a gold coin, a little slower for silver, or anytime for copper. Each day you solve it adds to your daily streak, and you can share your time.

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