Welcome to Solitaire Land - Your Home for the Best Solitaire Games!

Solitaire Land is a free place to play solitaire online. The game above is Klondike, the classic solitaire that many people simply call Solitaire. You can also choose from 26 games, like Spider Solitaire 2 Suits, FreeCell Solitaire and Tripeaks Solitaire. Everything runs in your browser, on a computer, tablet or phone, with no download and no sign-up.

How to play Klondike

Sort the 52 cards into four piles, one for each suit, from Ace to King. In the seven columns, put each card on a card one rank higher and of the other colour, like a red 6 on a black 7. Only a King can go into an empty column. When you are stuck, click the stock to turn a new card. The full rules and tips are on the Klondike Solitaire 1 Card page, and Klondike Solitaire 3 Cards is the harder version.

What you can do here

• Daily challenge: one deal a day, the same for everybody. A calendar shows which days you have finished.
• Levels: 100 deals that get harder as you go, chosen from games played here.
• Winnable deals: deals that at least one player has already won, so you know they can be done.
• Your statistics: games played, games won, win rate, and your best and average times and moves, for every game.
• Hint and undo: ask for a move when you are stuck, and undo as many moves as you like.

Find the daily challenge, levels and winnable deals in the New game menu above the cards.

Which game should I play?

• New to solitaire: start with Klondike, here on this page, or Spider Solitaire 1 Suit, which is easy to win.
• Quick games: Tripeaks Solitaire takes about a minute. You play cards one rank higher or lower than the card on the waste.
• Thinking games: in FreeCell Solitaire every card is face up from the start, so it is all about planning.
• A real challenge: Spider Solitaire 4 Suits and Russian Solitaire are among the hardest games we have.

Every game page has the rules, tips and live numbers from games played here, such as how often players win. See them all on the All Games page.

Did you know?

• The earliest known rules for Klondike are from 1907. Nobody knows for sure where the name comes from.
• Windows has included Solitaire since Windows 3.0 in 1990, which is why so many people know the game.
• The usual explanation for the name Spider is the eight foundations, like the eight legs of a spider.
• About 99.999% of FreeCell deals can be won with the right moves.