The World's Most Popular Card Game
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SLTR.com offers 2 modes:
Draw 1 card for a relaxed experience.
Draw 3 cards for more challenge and strategy
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Whether you like to play in a relax way, you like to control your game, or if you are a beginner, this classic mode will bring the satisfaction and challenge you are looking for.
Key benefits:
Take control by drawing 1 card at a time
The perfect mode to learn or just relax
Fast completion and high win rate
The three-card draw mode is made for competitive players who are willing to challenge themselves.
This mode features:
You need to think one step ahead, and it requires memory and planning
Lower win rates but higher-scoring victories
Recommended for experienced player
Start with revealing all face-down cards by moving the cards in the tableau as much as possible
Get rid of Aces and Twos by moving them to the foundations to have more space to create longer sequences
Balance your column depth to have more flexibility
Auto-move is not always your friend! Sometimes keeping cards in the tableau gives more options
Remembering and being mindful of the stockpile cards is key, especially in draw 3 mode, to have a faster completion
The goal of Klondike Solitaire is pretty straightforward: move all the cards to the four foundation piles in ascending order from Aces to Kings.
This version of solitaire has become so iconic that it's often considered synonymous with solitaire itself, representing over 80% of all solitaire games played worldwide.
The game uses a standard 52-card deck - no Jokers obviously. The cards will be distributed as follows:
Stockpile cards can be played to the tableau or directly to the foundations. Depending on the mode, the rules are as follows:
The game is won when all the cards are moved to the four foundations. If no moves are available then the game is lost.