Classic Klondike

Across the table, seven columns block part of their own cards, and four foundation spots wait above them. In Classic Klondike, the layout gives you a stock pile for extra draws and a tableau that only loosens up when top cards move away. Black cards land on red ones in descending rank across the columns, building chains that uncover face-down cards. The foundations fill in suit order from aces upward, so early aces change the whole layout and create room for longer moves.

How to play?

Drag a card onto one of the opposite color and the next higher rank, placing a black queen on a red king or a red jack on a black queen. Lift an ace to a foundation pile, then continue with the same suit in rising order. Pull cards from the stock when the columns stall. Run through that pile again if needed. Empty a tableau space by moving its top card away, then slide a king into the gap. Work from the columns whenever possible to uncover buried cards and free more moves.