Play Turn-1 (Double Face-Up) Klondike Solitaire Online

1.The Tableau

The main play area has nine columns, with the first containing one card, the second card containing two cards, the third containing three cards, and so on, with the ninth column containing nine cards. All cards on the Tableau are face-up — don’t forget that.

2.The Stockpile

The Stockpile holds the remaining cards from the deck after distributing the Tableau. Depending on the Klondike Solitaire version, the number of cards drawn differs. For Turn-1, one card is shown per draw, while Turn-3 reveals three cards simultaneously. In Turn-3, only the top card of the three is usable, but you can either cycle through all three cards or draw a fresh batch from the Stockpile.

3.The Waste Pile

Cards drawn from the Stockpile are placed in the Wastepile. You can use these cards on the Tableau or keep drawing additional cards. When the Stockpile is exhausted, the Wastepile is shuffled and becomes the new Stockpile.

4.The Foundation

There are eight Foundation piles that you must build in ascending order for each suit, from Ace to King.

1.Since this variant of Solitaire has the unique twist of a double deck, it’s obvious that there will be changes to its gameplay. But it shouldn’t take you too long to understand the rules as I’m about to explain.

2.Recall that you can place any card on top of another if they’re in descending order and of the opposite color. For instance, you can place a 7 of Hearts (red) on an 8 of Spades (black). You can also move stacks of cards if they’re in a sequence and the first card respects the first rule I highlighted. Since you see all the cards on the Tableau, there’s no concept of revealing hidden cards, so you should have an easier time making your moves.

3.However, if you run out of moves to make on the Tableau, you can draw one card from the Stockpile at a time. If you skip a card, you will only be able to access it again once you’ve gone through the entire Stockpile.  If you encounter a King in the Waste pile, remember that you can place a King (or a group of cards starting with a King) in an empty column. Slowly but surely, once you complete making 8 Foundation piles, you win the game!