#Classic solitaire play full

The process repeats until either you can not make any moves or all the cards are turned face-up one at a time.

They can only be played after the cards underneath them have either been moved to another row or moved to a foundation.

All cards on the tableau are dealt face-down other than the bottom-most row.

Using the undo button does not cost you points.

At the top center of the game there is an undo button.

When you move a card from a foundation onto the tableau you lose 15 points.

Rather than playing cards from the waste pile to the foundation, if you can first lay them on the tableau then move them over to the foundation you score a total of 15 points.

You score 5 points for every card on the tableau you turn over.

You score 5 points for moving a card from the waste pile to the tableau.

You score 10 points for moving a card from the tableau or waste pile to a foundation.

Even if you open up the game menu the time keeps going.

The timer does not start until after you lay your first card after the deal.

This game has a timer and subtracts 2 points from your score every 10 seconds.

Dealing 1 card at a time makes it easier as you have an option to play every card from the stock on each shuffle, whereas on turn 3 mode you can only lay every third card & have to lay one of those to be able to access the remaining 2/3 of the stock.

If you would like to play turn 1 mode instead you can click on the menu button in the upper left corner and de-select the вЂњDraw 3вЂќ option.

This game defaults to dealing 3 cards per turn.

When the player has reached the end of the stock (or reserve) stack they can click on the blank spot where the stock was to move the cards from the waste pile back to the stock and deal through them again.

When no more moves can be made on the tableau or with the current card showing on the top of the waste pile the player can click on the stock stack to deal the next cards from the stock onto the waste pile.

Players can move cards on the tableau to other columns on the tableau if they are in numerically next to each other, in descending order, and of opposite suit color.

The goal of the game is to build suit-based foundations in ascending order starting with the aces and ending with the kings.

28 cards are shown on the tableau and the other 24 cards are in the stock.

Cards are dealt into 7 columns on the tableau with each row having 1 more card than the prior & only the top card showing and playable.

This game is dealt using a single 52-card deck with no jokers.

You can reset the statistics at any time inside that statistics menu by clicking on the green вЂњReset statsвЂќ link.

Stats show games played, games won, win percentage, shortest play time, longest play time, highest score, and lowest score.

When you click on it that offers the following features: new game, sound control, play using draw 3 or draw 1 play mode & statistics.

The upper left corner has a hamburger menu button.

#Classic solitaire play full

When the waste pile is full and the stock is empty click on the location where the stock pile was to move the cards over and deal again.

When no more cards can be played, deal additional cards from the stock (also known as the reserve).

If the card can be played in multiple locations on the tableau the card will be played on the leftmost stack.

If the card can be played on a foundation a double-click will play it there.

Alternatively you can double click on a card to have the game move it to the position where it should go.Drag the card to where you want to place it. Your web browser automatically stores your game play statistics.Time plays a part in your score, but time does not start until you make your first play after the deal is done.Cards are automatically dealt when the game loads.Repeat the process until all cards are on the foundation or no more plays can be made. Deal cards from the stock when no more moves can be made. Build suit-based foundations in ascending order starting with the aces. Stack cards on the tableau in descending order while alternating suit color.