Card games
Five patience games, each on its own page. A standard deck, a bookmark, and nothing to install.
Games
- Spider Solitaire Build complete runs King to Ace. Play with one, two, or four suits.
- Pyramid Clear a pyramid of cards. Remove pairs that add to 13, and kings on their own.
- Klondike Solitaire The classic patience game. Build foundations from Ace to King.
- FreeCell Use four free cells to plan every move. Most deals are solvable.
- Tri Peaks Clear three peaks. Remove a free card one rank from the waste. Kings meet aces.
Building the layout
Klondike Solitaire is the familiar tableau: seven columns, a stock you turn for new cards, and four foundations that build from ace to king in suit. FreeCell deals the whole pack face up and gives you four open cells. You park a card in a cell while you free the one you need, and most deals can be finished if you plan the order. Spider Solitaire uses two decks and ten columns. You build down from king to ace in suit, and a finished run leaves the board. Choose one suit, two suits, or all four.
Pyramid and Tri Peaks are shorter. Pyramid clears a triangle. A king leaves on its own, and any other card leaves in a pair that adds to thirteen. Tri Peaks sets out three peaks. A free card leaves when it is one rank away from the card on the waste, and kings meet aces.
Playing on Play Solo
Each game keeps its own page, so a bookmark brings you back to the same rules. Drag a card with a mouse, or tap it on a phone. When a game stores a score, it stays in this browser. There is no account, and nothing is sent to a server for play.
These are patience games: you play the layout, not another person. If you would rather roll, the dice games are a separate set. Tables that take a bet, such as Blackjack and Baccarat, live in the casino lobby and use play credits only.