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Play Turn-3 (Face-Up) Klondike Solitaire Online

Turn-Three Face-Up Klondike Solitaire

A Quick Guide

  • Play Turn-Three Face-up Klondike Solitaire with a deck of 52 cards.

    Play Turn-Three Face-up Klondike Solitaire with a deck of 52 cards.

  • The Foundation is where you will organize four columns of each suit from Ace to King.

    The Foundation is where you will organize four columns of each suit from Ace to King.

  • The Tableau displays the majority of the deck, with all cards facing up.

    The Tableau displays the majority of the deck, with all cards facing up.

  • You can only move a face-up card under another card of higher rank and of the opposite color.

    You can only move a face-up card under another card of higher rank and of the opposite color.

  • Click on the Stockpile to flip a card onto the Waste pile, which you can then play with the Tableau.

    Click on the Stockpile to flip a card onto the Waste pile, which you can then play with the Tableau.

Discover Turn-Three Face-Up Klondike Solitaire

Klondike Solitaire has evolved into many variants over the past century, offering a range of gameplay experiences hard to find in any of the other Solitaire versions. One such variant that stands out is Turn-Three Face-Up Klondike Solitaire, which combines two of the most popular variants of the game: Turn-Three and Face-Up.

To understand how these aspects work in this game, imagine that Klondike Solitaire is a tree that you have to climb all the way to the top. Now think of the Turn-Three aspect as raising the height of the Klondike Solitaire tree (making it harder), while the Face-Up aspect adds more branches to help you climb to the top (making it easier). Together, they create a unique Solitaire experience that everyone should try.

In this guide, you’ll learn everything you need to know to get started with this fascinating game.

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Playing Turn-Three Face-Up Klondike Solitaire — The Layout

Despite combining two Klondike Solitaire variants, Turn-Three Face-Up Klondike Solitaire is anything but complicated to understand, as it inherits the layout of its parent games. TheSolitaire offers a neatly organized and interactive online game setup that removes the hassle of setting the game up yourself. Still, understanding the game’s layout can help enhance your performance.

There are four main areas in the Klondike Solitaire layout:

  • 1.The Tableau

    The main play area has seven columns, with the first containing one card, the second card containing two cards, the third containing three cards, and so on, with the seventh column containing seven cards. All cards on the Tableau are also face-up.

    The Tableau

  • 2.The Stockpile

    After dealing out the Tableau, the remaining cards go into the Stockpile. You can draw from it at any point in the game, but how many cards you draw depends on the variant. In Turn-One Solitaire, you only reveal one card with each draw. In Turn-Three, you reveal three cards onto the Wastepile but can only play the top card at any point. Of course, you don’t need to use up all three cards before drawing your next set of three cards.

    The Stockpile

  • 3.The Waste Pile

    Drawing cards from the Stockpile sends them to the Wastepile, where they can either be played on the Tableau. Conversely, you could keep drawing cards, but remember that oce the Stockpile is depleted, the Wastepile is reshuffled to form a new Stockpile.

    The Waste Pile

  • 4.The Foundation

    There are four Foundation piles that you’ll build in ascending order for each suit, from Ace to King.

    The Foundation

Sort Like You’ve Never Sorted Before!

Enjoy smooth and easy gameplay with our user-friendly interface! Just click on the cards, and they will automatically position themselves correctly on the board, eliminating the need for manual sorting.

King of the Solitaire

Move with Purpose

  • 1.Now we move on to the important part — the rules. If you have experience with Klondike Solitaire, you’ll find these rules quite straightforward. If you’re new to the game, however, don’t worry — it’ll be quick and easy for you to learn!

    Now we move on to the important part — the rules. If you have experience with Klondike Solitaire, you’ll find these rules quite straightforward. If you’re new to the game, however, don’t worry — it’ll be quick and easy for you to learn!

  • 2.To meet the game’s objective, you can move face-up cards within the Tableau columns such that they migrate on top of a card that is one rank higher and of the opposite color (e.g., move a black 10 onto a red Jack). Furthermore, you can move either a single card or a group of cards stacked in descending order as a unit (e.g., move a stack of a black 3, red 2, and black Ace on top of a red 4). Through moving cards around, if a Tableau column becomes empty, you can only place a King or a sequence starting with a King in that place.

    To meet the game’s objective, you can move face-up cards within the Tableau columns such that they migrate on top of a card that is one rank higher and of the opposite color (e.g., move a black 10 onto a red Jack). Furthermore, you can move either a single card or a group of cards stacked in descending order as a unit (e.g., move a stack of a black 3, red 2, and black Ace on top of a red 4). Through moving cards around, if a Tableau column becomes empty, you can only place a King or a sequence starting with a King in that place.

  • 3.If you ever find yourself stuck with no moves available on Tableau, turn to the Stockpile. Draw three cards from the Stockpile into the Wastepile right next to it, where the top-most drawn card must be moved to either the Tableau or Foundation piles before the card beneath it is available for play. Don’t forget that only one card from the Wastepile moves at a time.

    If you ever find yourself stuck with no moves available on Tableau, turn to the Stockpile. Draw three cards from the Stockpile into the Wastepile right next to it, where the top-most drawn card must be moved to either the Tableau or Foundation piles before the card beneath it is available for play. Don’t forget that only one card from the Wastepile moves at a time.

The Challenge

Arrange your cards on the Tableau in descending order.

King of the Solitaire

Light-Bulb Tip!

Utilize the handy UNDO button to fine-tune your strategy by revisiting and altering prior moves. If you hit a snag, the HINT button offers insightful suggestions to help you progress.

Keyboard Shortcuts to Play

To enhance the excitement of Klondike Solitaire, we've introduced practical keyboard shortcuts for both Windows and Mac users. These shortcuts aim to elevate your gameplay experience and provide a more interactive option compared to just using the mouse.

Windows

  • Undo:
    Ctr
    +
    Z
    or
    Backspace
  • Hint:
    H
  • Navigate:
  • Select:
    Space
    (once)
  • Move:
    Space
    in the new spot

Mac

  • Undo:
    delete
    or
  • Hint:
    H
  • Navigate:
  • Select:
    Space
    (once)
  • Move:
    Space
    in the new spot

Some Verified Strategies!

Congratulations! You now know everything you need to get started with Turn-Three Face-Up Klondike Solitaire! However, there’s one final asset to add to your toolkit: the insights and wisdom of seasoned players. Below you’ll find some of the most effective tips and strategies to help you become a more effective player.

Winning Tips and Quirky Tricks

  • Start the Game by Drawing Cards from the Stockpile

    The Stockpile starts face-down at the beginning of the game, but don’t wait until you’ve exhausted all your moves to use it. Instead, start off the game by drawing cards from the Stockpile right away! This approach increases the number of possible moves and helps you create sequences you might otherwise miss if the Stockpile remained face-down.

  • Cycle Through the Stockpile Right Away

    Often, the Stockpile contains one or more Aces that remain undiscovered until you’re halfway through the game. To maximize your chances of winning, cycle through the entire Stockpile at the start of the game to check if any Aces appear as the top card in your Wastepile. If you find an Ace, move it immediately to one of the Foundation piles.

  • Take a Proactive Approach

    Solitaire is a game that demands patience, so avoid rushing your moves to prevent getting badly stuck. Keep a refreshing drink nearby, sit comfortably, and give yourself time to carefully study the Tableau and the other cards before making a decision. Also, try to think a couple of steps ahead by anticipating the consequences of every move you make.

  • Fun Fact!

    The name "Klondike" is derived from the Klondike Gold Rush, symbolizing the game's connection to luck and fortune.

  • Did you know?

    Although called Klondike Solitaire, the game isn't always a solo endeavor; some versions include multiplayer options or cooperative play.

  • Fun Fact!

    The Turn-Three Klondike variant has been rigorously analyzed for its mathematical and algorithmic characteristics, offering valuable insights into card game probabilities.

Very Beginner-Friendly!

Turn-Three Face-Up Klondike Solitaire is a brilliant product birthed from the creativity of the Solitaire community. It merges the best aspects of two different versions, producing a novel twist on the original Klondike game and making it a must-play for every card game enthusiast!

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