Topics
Reviewed · Every classic solitaire, and where to play it online
The guide is arranged in four groups: the big three classics, quick games, skill games, and help picking a game.
Four ways in
The big three
Klondike, Spider and FreeCell: the three solitaires most people mean, with the rules that change them and what a good online version gets right.
Open →TopicQuick games
Pyramid, TriPeaks and Golf: fast games that take a few minutes, built on pairing and one-up-one-down chains rather than long columns.
Open →TopicSkill games
Yukon, Russian, Forty Thieves, Canfield and Scorpion: games with little luck and a lot of planning, for when the classics feel easy.
Open →TopicPicking a game
Which solitaire to play, in what order to learn them, and how hard each one really is.
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.
Strategy tips and picks are original editorial guidance. A product's own description supports what it offers, not how it compares.
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