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Solitaire games

Choose the rule you want to practise. Klondike uses one deck and four Ace-to-King suit foundations, with Draw 1 and Draw 3 stock variants. Spider uses two decks and eight completed King-to-Ace runs, with one, two or four suits. These settings belong to two different games; they are not interchangeable modes. Mahjong solitaire is a third kind: no cards, but 144 tiles in a layered layout, removed in pairs of the same free tile.

Choose your suit mode

Choose the number of suits, or play the same game in full screen. Changing suit count starts a new deal and replaces the current unfinished layout.

Spider Solitaire One Suit — The easiest way to play Spider: every card is a spade.

Spider Solitaire 2 Suits — Two suits: a real challenge without the full four-suit difficulty.

Spider Solitaire 4 Suits — The classic hard version, with all four suits.

Spider Solitaire Full Screen — The same free Spider Solitaire, filling your whole screen.

Spider Solitaire overview · How to play and rules · Strategy tips

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Klondike Solitaire

Classic Klondike Solitaire, free online. Turn one card or three and build Ace-to-King foundations.

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Spider Solitaire

Free Spider Solitaire with 1, 2 or 4 suits. Build King-to-Ace runs and clear all eight.

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Mahjong

Classic mahjong solitaire: match free tile pairs on easy to hard deals, a daily layout and a two-player duel.

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Choosing your game

How do Klondike and Spider differ?

Klondike builds four suit foundations from Ace to King and alternates colours on the tableau. Spider clears eight same-suit King-to-Ace runs from ten columns. Their stock rules and goals are different.

Are Draw 3 and three suits the same thing?

No. Draw 3 describes Klondike stock access. Spider here offers one, two or four suits. Choose a game first, then its real setting.