Solitaire
Classic solitaire card game
Game time:
You win!
How to Play Solitaire
Solitaire is a classic card game that every windows user had played at some point. Solitaire is fun and entertaining and can be played for hours without getting bored.
When Hard Mode is enabled, cards will be drawn in groups of 3 at a time, otherwise cards will be drawn from the stock one by one.
When Auto Move is enabled, the clicked card will move to the first suitable position automatically. When there are no suitable targets, the card will be highlighted and remain in its current position. (Touch enabled: {{ isTouchDevice }})
Solitaire Tips & Strategy
- Uncover hidden tableau cards first. Prioritize moves that flip a new face-down card over cycling through the stock.
- Don't rush cards to the foundations. Keep low cards (especially Aces and 2s) in the tableau if you still need them to unblock a build.
- Empty columns are valuable. Only a King can start a new pile on an empty tableau column, so plan ahead for which King you want to move there.
- In Hard Mode, track the draw-3 cycle — not every waste card becomes reachable on each pass through the stock, so plan around what you can actually use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Move all 52 cards to the four foundation piles, building each one up by suit from Ace to King.
Hard Mode draws 3 cards from the stock at a time, which makes buried cards harder to reach. Normal mode draws one card at a time, which is easier.
When enabled, clicking a card automatically moves it to the first valid location — a foundation or a tableau pile — if one exists, saving you from dragging it manually.
There's no dedicated undo in solitaire. If you want to start over, use Start New Game for a fresh deal.
It flips over every remaining card in the stock and waste piles at once, useful if you want to see what cards are left instead of continuing to draw blind.