Solitaire is the classic single-player card game where you move cards between piles to build four foundations from Ace to King. Learn how to play, explore the game modes and start playing with Gamostar’s free games.
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Solitaire is the classic single-player card game where you move cards between piles to build four foundations from Ace to King. It is played by a single player and works perfectly on mobile, which is why so many people play Solitaire online.
Playing Solitaire online means you can start a game in seconds and practise whenever you like. Below you will find how to play Solitaire, the game modes, tips to win and answers to common questions.
Seven columns are dealt with only the last card face up.
Place a card on one that is one rank higher and of the opposite colour.
Draw one or three cards from the stock pile and play them to the tableau or foundations.
Move cards to four foundation piles, one per suit, in order from Ace to King.
You win when all 52 cards are on the foundations.
The classic solitaire with draw-1 or draw-3.
Build descending runs in one to four suits.
Strategy solitaire where almost every deal is winnable.
A new deal every day with streaks and rewards.
Race a friend on the same deal.
Always uncover face-down cards first.
Do not empty a column unless you have a King to move into it.
Play Aces and Twos to the foundations as soon as you can.
Yes. You can play solitaire online free — no sign-up needed to start a game.
No, but many Klondike deals are — and FreeCell deals are almost always winnable.
Draw-1 turns over one card at a time and is easier; draw-3 turns three at a time and is harder.
Yes. Solitaire is a mobile-friendly game — tap the store buttons above to see Gamostar’s games on Google Play and the App Store.
Yes. Gamostar develops custom and white label Solitaire games — see our Solitaire game development page.
Looking to build a game like this? See Solitaire Game Development.
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