Solitaire strategy: free the face-down cards, keep columns open and cash the time bonus
How Klondike works here: drag and tap controls, the stock, foundations, empty columns, scoring, undo, hints and the finish, with tactics that win more deals.
PLAY A FREE ROUND ↗Every deal can be won
Each deal comes from a list that a solver has already won, so there is always a way through. If a deal feels impossible, undo a few moves and try another order: the first few moves usually decide it.
Turn the face-down cards first
The cards hidden in the columns are what block you. Prefer a move that turns one over, and work on the tallest columns early: they hide the most cards. Turning a card also scores 5.
Empty columns are for kings
Only a king, or a run that starts with a king, can go into an empty column. Do not empty a column unless a king is ready to fill it, and choose the king whose colour suits the queens you can see.
Do not rush the foundations
Aces and twos can go up at once. Higher cards are sometimes better left in the columns, where they can hold a lower card of the other colour. A tap sends a card to a foundation first, so drag instead when you want it elsewhere.
The stock, undo and hints
Tap the stock to turn one card at a time; when it is empty, tap it again to turn the waste back over (it costs 100). Undo costs 15 and Hint is free: it lights up a useful move, or the stock when the table has nothing to give.
Finish fast for the bonus
When every card is face up, a Finish button appears and plays the rest for you. Clearing a deal pays a time bonus of 700,000 divided by your seconds, so a three-minute deal is worth about 3,900 and a two-minute deal 5,800. The next deal follows with your score carried over.
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