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The classic Solitaire. Build four foundations Ace to King in alternating colors. Draw one or three from the stock.

Two decks, ten columns. Build full King-down-to-Ace runs of the same suit to clear them off the board.

All cards treated as the same suit — pure rank-based building, no suit matching. The easiest of the three Spider modes.

Hearts and spades only — same-suit sequences now matter. The medium-difficulty Spider that separates casual players from strategic ones.

Eight columns all face-up from the start, plus four free cells. Over 99.999% of deals are winnable — pure skill.

Pair cards that sum to 13 to clear the pyramid. Quick, addictive, and the hardest of the classic Solitaires.

Clear three peaks by playing cards one rank above or below the waste. Chains build huge combo bonuses.

Clear seven columns by playing top cards onto the waste — one rank up or down, with Ace-King wrapping. Fast, satisfying, 5-minute games.

Like Klondike, but you can move any face-up card and all cards on top of it — no stock, no waste, pure strategy.

Two decks, ten columns, move only one card at a time. Same-suit tableau builds and no redeals make this one of the hardest solitaire games.

Reserve pile, wrapping tableau, random base rank. A historic casino game where the house won almost every time — and still does.

Seven columns, same-suit moves, auto-clear complete runs. Move any face-up group regardless of order — the sting is in the planning.

Thirteen columns, all cards face-up, Kings settled to the bottom. The rare solitaire game where good play wins 90% of the time.

Move cards into gaps to build four rows 2→K by suit. Also called Montana — one of the most challenging single-player card games ever designed.

Flip the stock one card at a time and choose which of four waste piles to place it on. Build foundations A→K by suit. Every choice is permanent.

Klondike's harder cousin: 3 face-down cards per column, no run moves, and stock deals to all 7 columns at once.

Ten columns, 3 face-down + 1 face-up each, stock deals all 10 piles at once. Like Easthaven with a wider board.

Two decks, nine columns, eight foundations to fill. All the Klondike you know — scaled up for players who want more.

Draw three at a time from the stock — only the top card of each group is playable. Harder, slower, and more satisfying when you win.

All four suits active — only same-suit sequences can move as a group. The hardest mainstream solitaire variant you can play.

Seventeen fans of three cards, build foundations A→K by suit. Two redeals, two chances — and you'll need them both.