How to Play Solitaire
Classic Klondike. Daily deal everyone plays. Race for the fastest clear.
Solitaire Super King is classic Klondike. Fifty-two cards are dealt into seven columns, the rest form the stock, and your goal is to build four foundation piles from Ace to King, one per suit. Columns stack downward in alternating colours, Kings move into empty columns, and the stock turns over one or three at a time. The rules are exactly the ones people know from office computers.
The browser version adds quality of life: tap a card and it jumps to the best legal spot, undo is unlimited, you get three free hints per game, and an Auto-Finish button appears once every card is face up. There is a Daily Deal, the same shuffle for every player that day, scored on time, plus a relaxed New Game with a random deal.
Controls
- Tap a card to auto-move it to its best legal spot; drag to place it yourself.
- Tap the stock to deal; tap the recycle symbol when it is empty.
- Undo arrow takes back moves without limit; the bulb flashes a hint.
- Choose Draw 1 or Draw 3 on the home screen; Auto-Finish appears when all cards are face up.
How to play, step by step
- Pick Daily Deal or New Game and your draw setting.
- Free Aces to the foundations, then move cards down in alternating colours.
- Uncover face-down cards; they flip automatically.
- Deal from the stock when column moves run out; move Kings into empty columns.
- Once everything is face up, tap Auto-Finish to cascade the win.
Rules and scoring
- Foundations build up by suit from Ace; columns build down in alternating colours.
- Only a King or King-led run may fill an empty column.
- A win pays 60 coins on the Daily Deal and 40 on New Game, doublable by ad.
- Daily score is 600 minus seconds taken, minimum 1.
- Three hints are free per game; the stuck screen offers to undo five moves.
Tips to score higher
- Prefer moves that flip a face-down card over moves that only tidy.
- Do not rush 2s and 3s to the foundation; they hold other cards in the columns.
- Empty a column only when a King is ready for it.
- In Draw 3, deal through the stock once to see which cards surface next pass.
- Drag manually when you want to keep a card in play; tap always sends it to the foundation first.
- Hit Auto-Finish immediately; the timer keeps running and daily score is pure time.
Modes and challenges
- Daily Deal: same shuffle worldwide, timed, with a leaderboard score.
- New Game: random deal, best time kept, 40 coins on a win.
- Draw 1 or Draw 3 applies to both.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Draw 1 and Draw 3?
Draw 1 turns one stock card at a time so every card becomes available in order. Draw 3 flips three and only the top is playable, which is harder and more strategic. Both use the same Klondike rules.
Why does the game say I am stuck?
After three passes through the stock with no card reaching a foundation, the game assumes the line cannot progress. Undo a few moves and try another order, watch an ad to undo five moves, or start a new deal.
How is the daily leaderboard score calculated?
Score equals 600 minus the seconds you took, minimum 1, so faster clears score higher. Your best time for today is saved on the device and shown on the home screen.
Can every deal be solved?
No. Klondike deals are random and a small share are unwinnable, especially in Draw 3. The Daily Deal is the same for everyone, so a hard day is hard for all players.