Daily Solitaire

Step 1 — Understand the Goal Your objective is to clear the board by arranging all cards in the correct order, moving them to the four foundation piles (one for each suit) in ascending order from Ace to King. Step 2 — Set Up the Board The game begins with seven tableau columns containing face-up and face-down cards, a stock pile (draw pile), and four empty foundation piles. Your task is to strategically move cards to reveal hidden ones and build your foundations. Step 3 — Move Cards Strategically You can move cards from the tableau columns to the foundations or between columns. Cards can be placed on a card of the opposite color and one rank higher (e.g., a red 6 on a black 7). Build descending sequences of alternating colors to free up space and reveal face-down cards. Step 4 — Use the Stock Pile When you can't make any more moves on the tableau, click the stock pile to draw a card. In Daily Solitaire, you can typically draw one card at a time or three cards at a time, depending on the game mode. Step 5 — Build Your Foundations The ultimate goal is to move all cards to the four foundation piles, starting with Aces and building up to Kings. Each foundation represents a suit — Spades, Hearts, Diamonds, and Clubs. Step 6 — Complete the Daily Puzzle Each day presents a new, unique layout. Your challenge is to solve it before the day ends. Track your progress and see how quickly you can clear the board. Come back every day for a fresh puzzle! Controls Desktop: Click with your mouse to select and drag cards Mobile/Tablet: Tap and drag on the screen to move cards Tips to Become a Daily Solitaire Master Reveal face-down cards first — focus on clearing tableau columns to expose hidden cards. The more cards you reveal, the more options you have Build evenly — don't neglect any suit. Try to build all four foundation piles at a similar pace to avoid getting stuck Use the stock pile wisely — avoid drawing too many cards at once. Plan your moves before drawing to maximize your chances Think ahead — a move that helps you now might block you later. Always consider the consequences of your actions Prioritize Aces and Twos — move them to the foundations as soon as possible to open up space on the tableau Stay patient — solitaire is a game of strategy and patience. Take your time and enjoy the process