NEW!  Choose Specific Shuffles!


You can now enter specific Winnable Shuffles by number!

How? With the red "Winnable Shuffles" button checked (top right corner of games,) click "Replay" and then "Choose Winnable Shuffle". You will then see the box shown below where you can enter a shuffle number for that game. (min version 5.037 required.)
You can now choose specific Winnable Shuffles

You may wish to keep track of the shuffle numbers you've played yourself since the games do not handle that part of it.

Of course, you may continue to play Random Shuffles and Random Winnable Shuffles just as you always have.

We hope you enjoy this new feature! For more information about this feature and to leave us a comment about it, please see our Facebook page.

Solitaire Network's Top Games

Play one of our top games now, or scroll down to browse the full selection of 82 of the very best solitaire games, including 15 Originals created right here at Solitaire Network!
Klondike Flip-3
When people think of solitaire, this is the game they are usually thinking of.
Forty Thieves
This game has quickly become one of the most popular solitaire games of all time.
Scorpion
It is for good reason that Scorpion is Solitaire Network's 2nd most popular game. You will love it!
Yukon
Combines elements from Klondike and Scorpion and is our 4th most popular game.
Canfield
This one is an all-time classic.

40 Thieves Games

Forty Thieves has become our most played game in terms of total time played. So we've decided to add 6 additional variants of Forty Thieves for your Solitaire pleasure. We've researched what we felt were the most fun variants in the genre that added key differences and variety. Give each game a try and see which one you like best!
Forty Thieves
This classic version is the most challenging of all of the 40 Thieves variants.
Squadron
Three Reserve piles may hold 1 card each and provides more flexibility to the classic game
Three Pirates
Each Stock click deals one card to each of 3 Discard Piles. A great variant!
Thieves of Egypt
Build in Alternating Color and go through the Stock 2 times. Quite different!
Single Rail
This is the best single deck variant of 40 Thieves we could find. Challenging!
Rank and File
Build Columns in Alternating Colors and other changes makes this one fun!
Josephine
A slight change in the classic rules makes this 40 Thieves game easier.
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Klondike Games

During Klondike solitaire games you will usually flip through a Stock one or three at a time trying to move them to Foundations that must be ordered in suit. Movement between Columns is always possible when the build rules are followed. In some games only single cards may be moved, whereas other games will allow you to move several together as long as they are packed into proper order.
Klondike Flip-3
Probably the best known of all solitaire games, Klondike is our #1 game.
Klondike Flip-1
This variant of Klondike plays in the classic style of flipping only a single card at a time.
Double Klondike
Twice the Klondike fun using two decks! Play Ace to King to each Foundation twice.
Klondike Garden
Plays like classic Klondike, but you may chose any "Garden" card instead of flipping through the Stock.
Canfield
Solitaire games don't get any more classic than Canfield.
Double Canfield
This version of Canfield uses the standard 13 cards in the Reserve. It is a easier than the 40 card version.
Double Canfield 40
This second variation of Double Canfield has a 40-card Reserve making it harder.
Bristol
Similar to Klondike but features a unique rule that flips over three separate cards for each Stock click.
Flower Garden
This game is one of our favorites. Give this great solitaire a fair try.
Fortress
Uses the unusual rule of building Columns up or down in any suit.
Four Captives
One of Solitaire Network's most popular original games. Can you free the four aces?
Kansas
A Solitaire Network original with an unusual rule to build 4 Foundations up and the other 4 down.
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Spider Games

Spider solitaire games all feature the requirement to build sets from King down to Ace within the Columns. There are no Foundations. Usually, when a complete set from King to Ace is assembled it is removed from the layout. The Scorpion games also fit this description, but there were enough of them to give them their own type.
Spider
This classic game of Spider now fully conforms to the standard rules. Patience is a key to winning.
Spider-Relaxed
This version allows building in any suit instead of in the same suit as in standard Spider.
Spider-Easy
An easier version that we're sure many players learning to play Spider will appreciate.
Spider 1-Suit
This is probably the easiest version of all. If you are having a hard time learning Spider, try this one.
Spider 2-Suits
This version of Spider is a nice compromise that is challenging but yet not so hard.
Spiderette
This is the standard single-deck version of Spider.
Will O' the Wisp
Here is an easier variation of Spiderette for your solitaire playing pleasure.
Land Of Nod
Another variant of Spiderette, in Land of Nod, build sets from King thru Ace in any suit.

Scorpion Games

Scorpion solitaire games are characterized by the ability to pick up any part of a stack of face-up cards and move them all as long as the top card of the stack being moved is allowed to be placed on the bottom card of the second stack.
Scorpion
Quite difficult to win. Despite that, it is one of Solitaire Network's most popular games.
Simple Scorpion
Since Scorpion is so difficult, we added this easier variant.
Double Scorpion
The double-deck version of Scorpion has twice the sting. Twice the fun!
Australian Patience
This is a nice combination of two other great solitaire games: Scorpion and Yukon.
Double Australian Patience
Very challenging! Beginners should play the single-deck version first.
Yukon
A close cousin to Klondike and Scorpion, Yukon is our fourth most popular game.

Hand Building Games

In this section the games are all based on other popular games or sports where the goal is to fulfill the rules of those games in some way. Although it is helpful to have a knowledge of the games these solitaires are based on, it is not necessary to enjoy them.
Bowling
Put on your bowling shoes for a full game of Bowling solitaire. You're 12 Strikes away from that perfect game.
Poker Square
Poker players will enjoy this classic solitaire adaptation. Score 100 to win.
Blackjack Square
A Solitaire Network original. Form Blackjack hands and score 30 points to win.
Cribbage Square
This game is a good excuse to learn Cribbage! Score 60 to win.

Pairing/Adding Games

For all Pairing and Adding solitaires, remove two at a time based on adding their ranks together or by matching ranks. In all games of this type you will win if you remove the entire deck from the layout.
Pyramid
Play Solitaire Network's slightly easier variation of this classic game.
Pyramid 2
This is Pyramid with most of the randomness removed. It plays like an open puzzle.
Pyramid 3
A Solitaire Network original combining the best elements of Pyramid and Free Cell.
Nestor
Just pair up matching cards. Nothing could be easier.
Achilles
Similar to Nestor, but with the unique pairing of "near-ranked" cards. A Solitaire Network original.
Baroness
Plays like an easier version of Pyramid. One solitary column plays a key role in this game.
Double Baroness
This is the two-deck version of Baroness. We think this one plays better.
Fourteens
Match two cards that total 14. Requires thought to win it.

Slider Games

Slider solitaire games are unique in that you are either placing, removing, or moving cards around within a grid in order to achieve each game's individual goals. Usually the location of the cards in relation to each other affect the rules or points earned.
Slide
This original game could be the most strategic solitaire game ever!
Super Slide
In this variant of Slide you may slide Columns and Rows in four directions. A Solitaire Network original!
Poker Slide
The best elements of Slide and Poker Square are combined into this fun and original game. Score 150 to win.
Germaine
Combine the shuffled layout into one pile using rules similar to Tri-Peaks. Interesting game!
Germaine "2-Move"
Similar to Germaine, but with two free moves after each play. Careful planning and patience are key.
Air Lock
Remove all cards in pairs using many of the same rules as Germaine. A great variation!

Tri-Peaks Games

Tri-Peaks Solitaires are characterized by the playing of cards that are one rank higher or one rank lower than the rank of the previous card played. The game is won if the entire layout can be moved to a single Pile.
Tri-Peaks
An all-time favorite! Can you deconstruct the 3 pyramid peaks?
Tri-Peaks Garden
Instead of flipping cards from the Stock, pick any card you want from the "Garden" to continue playing.
Golf
Solitaire at its simplest. Just play cards one higher or lower.
Black Hole
Similar to Tri-Peaks and Golf but with more choices to make.

Eliminator Games

Eliminator solitaires are a diverse group of games. They all have the common trait where the goal is to eliminate all cards one at a time in some manner. In a few of these variants the deck is all dealt out initially, but most of these games require you to decide when to add cards to the layout before eliminating others.
Osmosis
This very unusual game is difficult to catagorize. See what you think of it.
Osmosis Peek
This variation of Osmosis gives you a peek at all of the Reserve cards. You may also choose your starting card.
Tam O'Shanter
This simple game is great for when you just want to hang out and not think too hard. You get 2 redeals.
Blue Bonnet
This Solitaire Network original is similar to Tam O'Shanter but adds a free move between Stock clicks.
Royal Marriage
It is up to you to lead the betrothed King of Hearts to his Queen. Will the marriage take place?
Accordion
Probably the hardest game to win on Solitaire Network, but we know that our players LOVE the challenge!
Colorado
A fresh new double-deck game that is similar to Strategy and Klondike.
Calculation
Exercise your brain in this recent addition to the Solitaire Network family of games.
Aces Up
With very simple rules, winning is elusive. Finish with just Aces remaining.
Aces Up - Relaxed
An easier version of Aces Up that allows a one-time move. You decide when to use that move.
Eliminator
Six chances to clear the board. This is not as easy as it looks.
Strategy
Another of our personal favorites. The name says it all.
Sir Tommy
This underrated game is very challenging. Definitely put this one on your list.

Free Cell Games

Free Cell solitaire games are similar to the Klondike variants where you must arrange the layout into four Foundations from Ace to King in the same suit. However, only one card may be moved at a time. Since this makes it difficult, these games provide a certain number of reusable open spaces (free cells) that may each hold any one card.
Sea Towers
Also known as Seahaven Towers, this is quite a challenge. It will take careful planning to beat this one.
Penguin
One starting Foundation rank is purposely buried deep. Can you free the Penguin card and win?
Free Cell
Use the four free spaces to win every time.
Eight Off
Similar to Free Cell. Use the 8 spaces to help you along.

Gaps Games

Gaps solitaire games all have the common trait where the layout must be arranged from left to right and from two to king in the same suit. Aces are removed after the shuffle forming gaps in the layout. Cards are then moved from any place in the layout to any of the 4 gaps as long as certain rules are observed.
Gaps
This easy and fun-to-play game has plenty of decisions to make.
Unlimited Gaps
This variant of Gaps is impossible to lose, but still quite fun. See how fast you can complete it.
Free Parking
This is similar to Gaps but with more choices. Use cards on both sides of the gaps to make your moves.

Shamrocks Games

Shamrocks solitaire games involve a lot of moving cards back and forth to free up others that can be played to Foundations. Often, moving a single card will change the availability of many others, thus opening up even more moves. Careful planning is a key characteristic of most of these variants.
La Belle Lucie
This classic solitaire game allows two redeals. On the last deal you get a free move.
Cruel
This solitaire is unusual because you control when and how many times to redeal.
Baker's Dozen
There is plenty of strategy and challenge to this simple game. A great addition to Solitaire Network.
Box Fan
Although a close cousin of La Belle Lucie, you will be surprised by the strategic nuances of this great game.
Shamrocks
A Shamrock is a cloverlike plant with three-lobed leaves. In Shamrocks solitaire, no Column can hold more than three cards.
Grandfather's Clock
A nice and easy pictoral game for when you are just looking for some light strategy.
Beleagured Castle
One of our most challenging games, Beleagured Castle is a classic.