Solitaire

Solitaire is a classic single-player card game that dates back to the 18th century and gained global popularity through its inclusion in Microsoft Windows.

It’s a simple yet strategic game that trains your brain and patience.

•Played with a standard 52-card deck

•Suitable for all ages

•Available both offline and online

•Popular variants include: Klondike, Spider, FreeCell, Pyramid…

1.The game begins with 7 columns of cards, each with one more card than the last — only the bottom card is face-up.

2.Your goal is to build four suit piles (♥♦♣♠) from Ace (A) to King (K) at the top foundation area.

3.On the main board:

•You can move cards in descending order, alternating red and black (e.g., 7♠ → 6♥).

•Once an Ace is available, you can start building its suit pile.

4.Use the stock pile to draw new cards if you’re stuck.

5.The game ends when all 52 cards have been correctly placed into the suit foundations.

•Organize all 52 cards into four foundation piles — one for each suit (♥♠♦♣), in order from Ace to King.

•Finish as fast as possible, or maximize your score if playing with a scoring system.

•🂱 Always uncover facedown cards in the tableau before drawing from the stock.

•🂮 Prioritize clearing longer stacks to access hidden cards.

•🃁 Reserve Kings to fill empty columns — only Kings can go there.

•🃏 Think ahead — don’t make moves just because you can; consider the consequences.

•⏱ Use Undo wisely (if available) to test different move paths.