Free Solitaire Card Games — Klondike, Spider & FreeCell
Three solitaire games, three different decisions. Klondike balances hidden cards with the draw pile. Spider asks you to build complete runs. FreeCell puts every card on view and makes the empty spaces part of your plan.
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Solitaire
A familiar place to start
Build descending columns in alternating colors and move cards to the foundations from Ace upward. Start with draw one before trying draw three.
Play Solitaire →Spider Solitaire
Plan complete runs
Build descending runs from King to Ace in the same suit. One suit is the gentlest introduction; two or four suits add more planning.
Play Spider Solitaire →FreeCell
Make room before moving
All cards begin face up. Use the four free cells and empty columns as working space while building the foundations from Ace to King.
Play FreeCell →
What is the difference between Solitaire and Spider?
In Klondike Solitaire, the foundations grow from Ace to King while tableau columns alternate colors. In Spider, you build complete same-suit King-to-Ace runs on the tableau and remove those runs. Dealing another row in Spider can uncover possibilities but also block a nearly finished run.
Is FreeCell a good choice for planning?
Yes. Every card is visible at the start, so you can inspect the deal before moving. Empty free cells and columns give you more room to rearrange cards. Try to keep some space available instead of filling every free cell at once.
Do I need an account to play?
No. All three games can be played as a guest, with supported progress saved in this browser. My games shows your saved deals and favorites. Sign in if you want supported progress synchronized to your account on other devices.
Can I play the same daily deal as someone else?
Each of these card games has a daily challenge in the games hub. Use the same game and daily mode to attempt that day’s deal. A daily challenge is separate from a normal practice round.