How to play Solitaire
This game begins with a random board full of cards. Rearrange them into descending stacks with alternating colors. As you uncover cards, safe cards move to their foundations automatically. Clear the lower board to win.
Only each card's number and symbol are displayed. In the first column, the green 5♣ is below the white 9♦. Click a column to pick its bottom card or stack.
First, select column one.
Select column three to move the 5♣ below the 6♥. Cards stack in descending number order with alternating colors.
Selecting column three again picks both stacked cards, 5♦ and 6♥.
The complete stack can move below the 7♦.
The ♣♣ blocks the next move. Move that single card into one of the three free spaces at the top left.
Select free space 03. Each free space can hold one card, but not a stack. You can select that card again later.
With the blocker moved, the stack fits in its new column.
Moving the stack onto the 9♦ reveals the 1♣ at the bottom.
The 1♣ is the lowest card of its suit, so it moves automatically to its foundation at the top right.
With 1♣ in place, 2♣ can follow it. These automatic moves may arrive as a quick sequence.
Cards with two suit symbols do not stack on numbered cards. All four cards in a suit can instead be brought together.
When all four ♥♥ cards are visible at the bottom of columns or in free spaces, an automove reunites them.
The complete family now occupies one space. Bring all families to the top left and all numbered cards to the top-right foundations.
Sometimes selecting a column highlights a larger stack than the part you intend to move. Select the destination anyway.
The game automatically finds the legal split. Here it moves the stack beginning with 8♥ and leaves 9♦ behind.
A family combines only when one member has a suitable home at the top left and every member is visible.
With a suitable home available, the family can reunite.
The combined family takes just one space.
Some cards do not move to a foundation automatically because they may still be useful in a stack. Select the top-right foundation area, or type 06, to move one manually.
The 4♥ is now in its foundation. Manual foundation moves are usually optional.
Once the remaining cards stack cleanly, the board is effectively won.
The final automoves quickly clear the lower board.
After the win, the game displays statistics. Your current game and statistics are stored privately in the website database, under your account or short-lived anonymous session.
Use the on-screen buttons or the equivalent keyboard commands: help h, new n, restart r, undo u, redo y, and solve s.
Start another random game and try a different route through the board. Good luck.