Klondike solitaire
Klondike with a one-card or three-card draw. Build down in alternating colours, move a king into an empty column, and stack each suit from ace to king.
- Draw 1 or draw 3
- Free, no sign-up
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How to use it
- Choose draw 1 or draw 3, then press New game.
- Turn the stock, move cards onto the tableau or a foundation, and undo a move when you want it back.
- Fill every foundation. The move count and the timer record the game.
How a Klondike move works
The stock’s top card is the next one you turn. Draw three shows three cards, and the last of them is the one you can play. When the stock is empty, the waste turns face down and becomes the stock again, with the old bottom of the waste as the next card. You can turn through the stock as often as you like.
A tableau run steps down by one rank and switches colour. An empty column takes a king, and a face-up run moves together. A foundation takes an ace, then the next rank of the same suit. Double-click or press Enter to send the selected card to a foundation. You can also drag a card, or select it and tap the destination. D turns the stock, U or Ctrl Z undoes, and N asks for a new deal. The deal stays in this tab.
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Questions
Can I play draw one and draw three?
Yes. The Draw menu switches between one card and three cards. A new game uses the draw you have chosen.
How do I move a run of cards?
Select the highest card of a face-up run that steps down in alternating colours, then tap a legal column. The whole run moves together.
What happens when the stock is empty?
The waste turns face down and becomes the stock. The card that was at the bottom of the waste is the next one you turn.
How do I win?
Move all 52 cards onto the foundations, each suit in order from ace to king. The result line shows the move count and the time.