Solitaire Suite: 3-in-1 Cards

In classic Klondike Solitaire, build four foundation piles by suit from Ace to King. Arrange the main columns (tableau) in descending order with alternating colors (e.g. placing a red 7 on a black 8).

Deal 28 cards into seven columns from left to right: the first column has 1 card, the second has 2, up to the seventh having 7 cards. The top card of each column is turned face up; the rest are face down. The remaining cards form the draw pile.

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Arrange columns of cards in descending order from King to Ace. When a complete sequence of 13 cards of the same suit is built, it is automatically removed from the tableau. Clear all cards to win.

Deal 54 cards into ten columns: the first four columns have 6 cards, and the remaining six have 5 cards. Only the top card of each column is face up. The remaining 50 cards form the draw pile.

Spider Solitaire is a popular two-deck solitaire variation where the goal is to assemble sequences of cards of the same suit from King to Ace in the tableau column slots.

Klondike (classic solitaire) uses four foundations sorted by suit (A to K) and builds alternating colors. Spider Solitaire builds in the columns without using separate foundation piles, requiring you to clear entire runs of the same suit directly from the board.

Sort cards by suit from Ace to King on the foundations. You can move single cards around the tableau columns or utilize four temporary open storage spaces ('free cells') to park cards while reorganizing.

Almost all deals are winnable. In the classic Microsoft collection of 32,000 deals, only one (#11982) is proven mathematically impossible to solve.