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Eleven free solitaire games
Klondike, Spider, FreeCell and eight more, dealt from a real 52-card deck. Every card here is drawn in code rather than loaded as an image, so the table stays sharp at any size and is ready the moment the page is.
The tables
Eleven ways to spend ten minutes
Settings, statistics and your unfinished deal are kept per game, in your browser.
Klondike
Seven columns, four suits to build, and one stock to spend carefully.
Spider
Stack by rank, but only same-suit runs travel together.
FreeCell
Four cells hold one card each — they are your whole working memory.
TriPeaks
Long runs score exponentially — chain them before you turn the stock.
Pyramid
Tear the pyramid down two cards at a time. Kings go alone.
Yukon
Move any face-up card and whatever is piled on top of it comes along.
Russian Solitaire
The same deal as Yukon with one rule tightened, and it changes everything.
Scorpion
Buried cards move with their whole pile — plan the unpicking.
Golf
Every card must sit next in rank to the last. Short holes, fast rounds.
Forty Thieves
The stock turns once and never comes back. Spend it like money.
Canfield
The first card sets the rank; everything wraps around from there.
Index
Every page
FreeCell
TriPeaks
Pyramid
Yukon
Russian Solitaire
Scorpion
Golf
Forty Thieves
Canfield
How it plays
Built for the way you actually play
Drag it or tap it
Drag a card or a whole run where it belongs. Or tap once and it goes home if it fits — the fastest way to play with a thumb.
Undo as far back as you like
Every deal keeps its full history. Hints point out a legal move, and Auto clears whatever can reach the foundations.
Cards that survive a phone
Below 720 pixels the pip artwork drops away and each card prints its rank and suit large along the top edge — the part still visible inside a fanned column.
Keys for the desktop
N deals, R restarts the same cards, U or Ctrl+Z undoes, H hints, A auto-plays, P pauses, F fills the screen.