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Klondike solitaire online: where to play and how to win
Klondike is the solitaire most people know: seven columns, four foundations and a stock you draw from one or three cards at a time.
Open →The big threeSpider solitaire online: one, two and four suits
Spider uses two decks and ten columns, and its difficulty depends on the suit count: one suit is relaxing, four suits is one of the hardest common solitaires.
Open →The big threeFreeCell online: rules, supermoves and solvable deals
FreeCell deals every card face up and gives you four free cells, so nearly every game can be won by planning.
Open →Quick gamesPyramid solitaire online: pairs that make thirteen
Pyramid is a pairing game: remove two exposed cards that add up to thirteen, and Kings on their own, until the pyramid is gone.
Open →Quick gamesTriPeaks solitaire online: chains and streaks
TriPeaks asks you to clear three peaks by playing cards one rank above or below the waste card, building long chains. Ranks wrap, so an Ace goes on a King.
Open →Quick gamesGolf solitaire online: one up, one down, no wrap
Golf uses the same one-rank-up-or-down idea as TriPeaks, but on seven open columns and with no wrapping, so a King is a wall.
Open →Skill gamesYukon and Russian solitaire online
Yukon deals every card to the table with no stock, and lets you move any face-up card with everything on top of it.
Open →Skill gamesForty Thieves solitaire online
Forty Thieves is a two-deck game with ten columns, same-suit building, one-card moves and a single pass through the stock.
Open →Skill gamesCanfield solitaire online: reserve and wrapping foundations
Canfield starts with a 13-card reserve and foundations that begin at a random rank and wrap past the King.
Open →Skill gamesScorpion solitaire online
Scorpion looks like Spider on one deck: seven columns, same-suit building and complete King-to-Ace runs, but you can move any face-up card with everything on top of it…
Open →Picking a gameBest Solitaire Online: what makes a game worth playing online
The best way to play solitaire online is a version that keeps the traditional rules, states its variations, and adds only what helps: unlimited undo, honest hints…
Open →Picking a gameSolitaire Online: the site behind our picks
Solitaire Online (solitaire-online.com) is our pick for every game in this guide: 37 solitaire variants among 59 free games, with no download or sign-up, unlimited undo…
Open →Picking a gameWhich solitaire should you play?
Pick by how much time you have and how much luck you want. Two minutes: TriPeaks or Golf. Ten minutes and a classic: Klondike. A puzzle with no luck: FreeCell.
Open →Picking a gameSolitaire games from easiest to hardest
Roughly, from easiest to hardest: Spider one suit, Klondike Draw 1, FreeCell, TriPeaks, Pyramid, Yukon, Klondike Draw 3, Spider two suits, Golf, Scorpion, Forty…
Open →Picking a gameLearning solitaire online: an order that works
Start with Klondike Draw 1 to learn building and foundations, add Spider one suit, then FreeCell for planning.
Open →TermBuilding down
Placing a card on one of the next higher rank in a tableau column, such as a 7 on an 8.
Open →TermSame-suit run
An ordered sequence of cards of one suit, such as the 9, 8 and 7 of spades.
Open →TermSupermove
Moving a run of cards in one action, as a shortcut for a legal series of single-card moves through free cells and empty columns.
Open →TermRedeal
Turning the waste pile back over to go through the stock again.
Open →TermWrapping ranks
A rule that lets an Ace follow a King, or a King follow an Ace, as if the ranks formed a circle.
Open →TermReserve
A pile of cards set aside at the start, playable one card at a time.
Open →TermBase rank
In Canfield, the rank of the first foundation card, which every foundation then starts from.
Open →TermStreak
In TriPeaks, a run of cards played without drawing from the stock.
Open →Sources
- Solitaire Online: all games: The site's own list of its 59 games, with categories.
- Solitaire Online: types of solitaire: The site's guide to solitaire families.
- Pagat.com: patience and solitaire games: A long-running independent reference for card game rules.
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Best Solitaire Online. “All games and guides.” Content reviewed 8 November 2026.
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