Modern Solitaire is a free Klondike Solitaire (classic solitaire) game that runs in a web browser. You do not install an app or create an account to start a game. It works on desktop computers and mobile phones.
A built-in solver scores many random shuffles and picks a preferable deal, so most games are playable. Open free play for a quick game, or join a daily tournament where every player starts from the same deal on a shared leaderboard. Play Solitaire · Tournaments
How to play Klondike Solitaire
Foundations: move all 52 cards onto four foundation piles, one pile per suit, from Ace to King.
Tableau: build columns in descending rank with alternating red and black cards. Only a King can fill an empty column.
Stock: when you have no tableau move, turn three cards from the stock onto the waste pile and play from the top card.
Use undo to try other lines. The hint control marks a useful move when you are stuck. Games save in the browser. Signed-in players can resume on another device.
Why play Modern Solitaire
The interface supports mouse and touch. You can change card backs and table colours. Tournament players compare score, moves, and time after they create a free account.
Yes. Modern Solitaire is 100% free, plays directly in your browser, and requires no download or sign-up to start a game.
How do I win at Klondike Solitaire?
Move all 52 cards to the four foundation piles in ascending order by suit, starting with the Ace and ending with the King. Use the tableau to organize cards in descending order with alternating colors.
Are all Modern Solitaire deals winnable?
Modern Solitaire's deal generator scores many random shuffles with a built-in solver and picks a preferable one. Most deals are winnable, but full solvability is not guaranteed for every deal.
Can I play Solitaire on my phone?
Yes. The game is fully responsive and supports touch controls — single-tap to auto-move a card, drag to reposition, no app install required.
How do I compete in tournaments?
Open the Tournaments page. Every player starts from the same shuffled deal. The leaderboard ranks by score, moves, and time. Tournaments