Solitaire Games
Six solitaire games, each on its own table. Solitaire here means Klondike, the game most people simply call Solitaire, with turn-one and turn-three draws. Spider comes in one, two and four suits, and FreeCell deals every card face up so the outcome rests on planning.
Pyramid, TriPeaks and Golf are the quick ones: a deal takes a few minutes and the rules fit in a sentence. Every game keeps an undo and counts your wins, and the odds and solvability pages say plainly how often each deal can be won.
Play solitaire games
One-player card games: build foundations, clear the tableau, and beat the deal. Every game has undo, hints where they help, and the full rules underneath.
Solitaire
1 player
Classic Klondike: turn one or turn three, build the four foundations.
Play SolitaireSpider Solitaire
1 player
Build eight runs from king to ace in one, two, or four suits.
Play Spider SolitaireFreeCell
1 player
Every card face up and four free cells: almost every deal can be solved.
Play FreeCellPyramid Solitaire
1 player
Pair cards that add up to thirteen and clear the pyramid.
Play Pyramid SolitaireTriPeaks
1 player
Run cards one up or one down to clear three peaks.
Play TriPeaksGolf Solitaire
1 player
Clear seven columns onto one pile, one rank up or down at a time.
Play Golf Solitaire
More games
- Trick-Taking Card GamesFollow suit, win tricks, and make your bid. Play a full hand against computer opponents with real partnership scoring.
- Rummy GamesDraw, meld, and discard. Form sets and runs before your opponent does, with scoring handled for you.
- Classic Card GamesThe games most people learn first: quick to deal, easy to teach, and still fun at any age.
- Mahjong GamesFour-player Mahjong with real hands and scoring, and the tile-matching solitaire that shares its name.