Solitaire online — play free, no registration
Solitaire is one player and one deck: no opponent, nobody hurries, and the result depends only on how you lay out the cards. The deck is reshuffled every deal, so no two deals are the same.
Klondike and Spider are the classics with seven piles and four foundations. Pyramid is about card pairs, Mahjong about identical tiles, and Peg Solitaire jumps pegs. Every game explains itself on the first move, and you can lose only by your own decision.
All solitaire games open in the browser, no download and no registration. Start with Klondike, move on to Spider and Pyramid, and leave Mahjong for last — there is more to think than to rush.
All games of this genre: Solitaire games
9 games
Klondike Solitaire
Classic Klondike: seven piles, four foundations, hints.
Solitaire Luxe
Klondike premium: felt table, gold trim, smooth flips.
Free Cell Solitaire
All cards face up, eight columns, four foundations by suit.
Spider Solitaire
Two decks, ten columns, eight sequences in one suit.
Pyramid Solitaire
Pyramid of seven rows, card pairs, clear the board.
Mahjong Solitaire
Mahjong Turtle: pairs of free tiles until the board empties.
Mahjong
Mahjong tile-matching: pairs of identical free tiles.
Peg Solitaire
Peg Solitaire: jumping pegs, goal — leave one on board.
Shuffle Islands Solitaire
Golf solitaire: a card closes an island equal or one higher.
Questions and answers
Which solitaire is easiest to start with?
Klondike: rules come back in a minute, a round takes two to five minutes.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Games open in the browser, no download and no registration.
Why does a solitaire not solve?
The deal is random, some Klondike deals cannot be solved at all. FreeCell is solvable nearly every time.
Is solitaire playable on a phone?
Yes: the deck fits a vertical screen and cards drag with a finger.