Solitaire Master-Classic Card is a free browser version of the timeless Klondike Solitaire card game. This HTML5 single-player experience challenges you to organize a shuffled 52-card deck into four ordered foundation piles.
Using simple click or drag-and-drop mouse controls, you'll move cards around the tableau to uncover new possibilities and ultimately solve the puzzle.
The main objective in Solitaire Master-Classic Card is to move every card to the four foundation piles located at the top of the game screen. Each pile must be built up by a single suit, starting with the Ace and ending with the King.
You begin with seven columns of cards in the tableau, with only the top card face-up.
To reveal new cards, you must stack cards in the tableau in descending order and with alternating colors. For example, a red 9 can only be placed on a black 10.
When you run out of moves, you can draw from the stockpile to bring new cards into play.
Solitaire Master-Classic Card offers two primary difficulty settings that change how you interact with the stockpile. In Draw 1 mode, you turn over one card at a time from the deck.
This is the easier version, as it allows you to access every card in the stockpile in sequence.
Draw 3 mode presents a greater challenge. When you click the stockpile, three cards are turned over, but you can only play the top one. This means other cards can get temporarily trapped behind it, requiring more strategic planning to access them.
Most seasoned players prefer the strategic depth of Draw 3.
You can enjoy Solitaire Master-Classic Card directly in your web browser without any downloads or installations. Because it's a lightweight HTML5 game, it runs smoothly on most computers and works well on school or work networks.
Simply load the page and start playing your free game of classic Klondike Solitaire instantly.
The goal in Solitaire Master-Classic Card is to move all 52 cards from the deck into the four foundation piles at the top of the screen.
Each foundation must be built by suit, starting with the Ace and progressing in ascending order to the King (A, 2, 3...J, Q, K).
Use your mouse to interact with the cards. You can either click and drag a card to a valid position or simply left click a card to have it automatically move to an available foundation spot if one exists.
Build columns in the tableau by placing cards in descending order and alternating colors (e.g., a black Jack on a red Queen). Click on the stockpile in the top corner to draw new cards when you run out of moves.
Uncover all face-down cards to win.
Clear a Column - Focus on emptying one of the seven tableau columns. An empty column is the only place you can move a King, which is essential for unlocking other cards.
Prioritize Face-Down Cards - Always prefer a move that will expose a face-down card over a move that just shifts face-up cards around. Information is key.
Check the Stockpile First - Before making any moves in the tableau, it can be a good idea to cycle through the stockpile once to see what cards you have available. King Strategy - Don't move the first King you see into an empty slot.
Consider which King is trapping the most useful cards underneath it before deciding which one to move. Small Suited Cards First - Try to move Aces and Twos to the foundation as soon as they become available.
They don't help build tableau columns and just get in the way.
