Klondike Solitaire Turn-3

1.The Tableau

The largest area in the game space is the Tableau. The Tableau has seven columns with one card in the first, two in the second, and so on. All cards are face-down except for the last card in each column, which faces up. Out of 52 cards used in the game, 28 are allocated to the Tableau, and 24 are saved for the Stockpile.

2.The Stockpile

The Stockpile holds the crucial difference to playing Klondike Solitaire Turn-3. All the cards in the Stockpile are placed face-down and in a stack. When you draw from the Stockpile, you can draw three cards at a time instead of one. However, you can only use the top card of the three revealed cards. Reaching for the buried cards will require using the top card first.

3.The Waste Pile

The Wastepile in Klondike Solitaire Turn-3 is similar to Turn-1. It is a space that will hold all your revealed Stockpile cards. In the Klondike Solitaire Turn-3 version, it will hold three face-up cards with access to only one card at a time. Once you can no longer use the cards from the Wastepile, you can draw more from the Stockpile. When the Stockpile is empty, the Wastepile is turned over and becomes the new Stockpile, allowing gameplay to continue.

4.The Foundation

The Foundation consists of four slots that will host the suits from Aces to Kings. Stacking the Foundation is completely optional and won’t affect your gameplay — you can either stack your cards in the Foundation piles throughout the game, or you can just organize them within the Tableau. When you win, cards will automatically fly from the Tableau into the Foundation with a mesmerizing swirl.

1.Organizing cards in the Foundation from Ace to King in their respective suits is your ultimate goal, so it’s only natural to be excited when you move cards to the Foundation piles. However, remember that your future moves within the Tableau may be blocked without a certain card that’s buried in the Foundation.

2.Moving the cards around within the Tableau is going to be your main play. Formulate strategies to move cards below others in descending order with alternating colors. When you move a face-up card or multiple cards to a different column, a face-down card is revealed. Your objective will involve revealing all the face-down cards in the Tableau. Overwhelmed? This is when you can reach for help from the Stockpile.

3.The game gets interesting when you reach into the Stockpile. Instead of one card, you are presented with three cards. But wait! There’s a catch. You can only access the top-most revealed card. Until you find a use for the top card, you cannot access the second or third cards. What’s the point of revealing three cards then? You get a sneak peek of all three cards at the same time!