1.The Tableau
The main play area has 28 cards arranged in seven columns — Some facing up and some facing down.
![The Tableau](/_next/image?url=%2FAssets%2FPageAssets%2FHomePage%2Frule1.webp&w=3840&q=100)
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Solitaire, a single-player game, is one the world’s #1 Brain Training Games. With a history of gameplay spanning centuries, players have indulged in Solitaire for a break from boredom. When you play Solitaire, you relax in an almost meditative state with a touch of challenge.
Solitaire recharges my mind’s batteries better than an episode of Survivor. There are no overtly stimulating scenarios nor heart-racing visuals — Just calm.
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Your play space has four main areas:
The main play area has 28 cards arranged in seven columns — Some facing up and some facing down.
A stack of 24 cards facing down to use when you need a fresh option.
When a card from the Stockpile is not immediately useful, it is transferred to the Waste Pile.
Build the four Foundation spots from Ace to King.
Arrange your cards on the Tableau in alternating colors AND descending order.
Use our Hint and Undo buttons when you need help.
You have two play options when you dip into your Stockpile — Turn One card from your Stockpile or Turn Three at a time. Depending on your vibe, choose an option to begin your Solitaire game.
Do you prefer using a keyboard to play Solitaire? With easy-reach keyboard shortcuts, you can enjoy your game however you want. Here are some tips for Windows and Mac:
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Focus on revealing face-down cards in your Tableau first.
Draw cards from the Stockpile only when your Tableau is blocked.
When you reveal a face-down card, other cards become important. Moving cards to the Foundation too early may block the use of newly revealed cards.
Our Hint and Undo button features are built with a purpose — to help. Use them to keep playing.
You can win around 80% of all Solitaire games.
Solitaire has been around for over 3 centuries. The earliest recorded version of Solitaire is from the 17th century.
You need just 52 moves to win a game of Solitaire — One for every card!
The record for the fastest Solitaire win is 8 seconds by Australian player “DDOS-DAN” in October 2015.
We understand that playing Solitaire is not just about the game — It’s the experience. Our platform is built to bring players to the heart of Solitaire. Your triumphs, challenges, and overall play experience drive our purpose. Let’s win together!
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