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Goat card game. “Goat” is a card game for two teams of two people. Each team needs to score as many points as possible with tricks so as not to receive penalty points.

Durak card game. Durak means fool and it is the most popular card game in Russia and in many post-Soviet states. The object of the game is to avoid being the last player with cards.

Transfer Durak card game. Durak means fool and it is the most popular card game in Russia and in many post-Soviet states. The object of the game is to avoid being the last player with cards.

Durak two against two card game. Durak two against two is played four players. There are two teams of two players, with partners sitting across from each other.

Classic Durak card game. The Classic Durak follows the order of the play: until first player says "Beaten" the next player can't play cards.

Nine card game. Nine is russian variant of Domino card game. Cards are played out to form a layout of sequences going up and down in suit from nines.

Thousand card game. Trick-taking card game based on accumulating points throughout hands to win the whole game.

Mau-Mau card game. Mau-Mau is a card game for 2 or 4 players. Play a card if it corresponds to the suit or rank of the card on the table.

Hearts card game. Hearts is a popular 4 player "trick avoidance" game.

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Goat card game. “Goat” is a card game for two teams of two people. Each team needs to score as many points as possible with tricks so as not to receive penalty points.

Durak card game. Durak means fool and it is the most popular card game in Russia and in many post-Soviet states. The object of the game is to avoid being the last player with cards.

Transfer Durak card game. Durak means fool and it is the most popular card game in Russia and in many post-Soviet states. The object of the game is to avoid being the last player with cards.

Durak two against two card game. Durak two against two is played four players. There are two teams of two players, with partners sitting across from each other.

Classic Durak card game. The Classic Durak follows the order of the play: until first player says "Beaten" the next player can't play cards.

Nine card game. Nine is russian variant of Domino card game. Cards are played out to form a layout of sequences going up and down in suit from nines.

Thousand card game. Trick-taking card game based on accumulating points throughout hands to win the whole game.

Mau-Mau card game. Mau-Mau is a card game for 2 or 4 players. Play a card if it corresponds to the suit or rank of the card on the table.

Hearts card game. Hearts is a popular 4 player "trick avoidance" game.

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Most popular solitaire games

Solitaire of the Day. Every day we suggest you several deals of a solitaire. Win them every day and get rewards.

Spider (two suits) Solitaire. Discard all the cards. When an entire suit of thirteen cards becomes exposed, it is automatically removed from the tableau. Build down in descending order regardless of suit. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by suit. An empty spot may be filled with any card. Click on the deck to deal a new row of cards. There must be at least one card in each tableau before you can deal a new row of cards.

Spider (two suits) Solitaire

Klondike Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (right top): An empty spot may be filled with an Ace. Build up by suit. Tableau piles: Build down in descending order and alternating color. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by alternating color. An empty spot may be filled with a King. You may pass through the deck many times. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Klondike Solitaire

Spider (one suit) Solitaire. Discard all the cards. When an entire suit of thirteen cards becomes exposed, it is automatically removed from the tableau. Build down in descending order regardless of suit. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by suit. An empty spot may be filled with any card. Click on the deck to deal a new row of cards. There must be at least one card in each tableau before you can deal a new row of cards.

Spider (one suit) Solitaire

Spider (four suits) Solitaire. Discard all the cards. When an entire suit of thirteen cards becomes exposed, it is automatically removed from the tableau. Build down in descending order regardless of suit. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by suit. An empty spot may be filled with any card. Click on the deck to deal a new row of cards. There must be at least one card in each tableau before you can deal a new row of cards.

Spider (four suits) Solitaire

Gaps Solitaire. Order cards left to right in suit from Ace to King. The far left spot may only be filled with an Ace. An empty spot may be filled with a card that is of the same suit and one rank higher than the card to the left. No card may be placed in the spot to the right of a King. You may shuffle the cards. Double-click on a card to move it into its place.

Klondike (Turn Three) Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (right top): An empty spot may be filled with an Ace. Build up by suit. Tableau piles: Build down in descending order and alternating color. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by alternating color. An empty spot may be filled with a King. You may pass through the deck many times. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Klondike (Turn Three)

Hard Gaps Solitaire. Order cards left to right in suit from Ace to King. The far left spot may only be filled with an Ace. An empty spot may be filled with a card that is of the same suit and one rank higher than the card to the left. No card may be placed in the spot to the right of a King. You may shuffle the cards. Double-click on a card to move it into its place.

Scorpion Solitaire. Group all of the cards into sets of 13 cards in desceding order by suit from King to Ace. Build down by suit. Any face up card and all the cards below it are available for play. An empty spot may be filled with a King.

Scorpion Solitaire

Algerian Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (left top): An empty spot may be filled with an Ace. Build up by suit. Foundation piles (right top): An empty spot may be filled with a King. Build down by suit. Tableau piles: Build up or down by suit, wrapping from Ace to King or from King to Ace as necessary. An empty spot may be filled with any card. Only topmost card is available for play. Reserve piles (bottom): Topmost card is available for play. Click on the deck to deal a new row of cards. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Algerian Solitaire

Alternation Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (top): An empty spot may be filled with an Ace. Build up by suit. Tableau piles: Build down in descending order regardless of suit. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down. An empty spot may be filled with any card. You may only pass through the deck once. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Alternation Solitaire

Pyramid Solitaire. Discard all the cards. Discard any pair of cards, whose compined value is 13. Aces are worth 1, Jacks are worth 11, Queens are worth 12, Kings are worth 13. To discard a King, simply click on it. Move a card onto another card to remove them. You may pass through the deck many times.

Twenty Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Ace Foundation piles (top): Build up by suit. King Foundation piles (top): Build down by suit. Tableau piles: Only topmost card is available for play. An empty spot may be filled with any card. Click on the deck to deal a new row of cards. Once a place in the tableau becomes empty it's filled from the stock. Double-click on a card to move it into its place.

Golf Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundation. Foundation pile (right bottom): Build up or down regardless of suit, wrapping from Ace to King or from King to Ace as necessary. You may only pass through the deck once.

Spider Millennium Solitaire. Build as much as possible sequences by suit from a King to an Ace. Click on the deck to deal a new row of cards. When an entire suit of thirteen cards becomes exposed, it is automatically removed from the tableau. The completed group back to deck and sometimes can be replaced by another suit. As result Spider 1 suit eventually transforms to Spider 4 suits. Build down in descending order regardless of suit. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by suit. Reveal all the card on the table to deserve an extra deck shuffle. An empty spot may be filled with any card. Click on the deck to deal a new row of cards.

Desire Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (top): Build up in ascending order regardless of suit, wrapping from King to Ace as necessary. Tableau piles: Topmost card is available for play. Reserve piles (bottom): Click on any stock to deal eight cards more.

Agnes Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (right top): An empty spot may be filled with an Ace. Build up by suit. Tableau piles: Build down in descending order and alternating color. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by alternating color. An empty spot may be filled with a King. Reserve piles (center): Topmost card is available for play. Click on the deck to deal a new row of cards. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Royal Parade Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (first row): Build up by suit and by threes in sequence: 2-5-8-Jack. Foundation piles (second row): Build up by suit and by threes in sequence: 3-6-9-Queen. Foundation piles (third row): Build up by suit and by threes in sequence: 4-7-10-King. Foundation pile (left): Aces are to be moved here. Reserve piles (bottom): Topmost card is available for play. Click on the deck to deal a new row of cards. Double-click on a card to move it into its place.

Pairs Solitaire. Discard all the cards. Discard any pair of cards of equal rank. Click on the deck to deal the cards to incomplete piles. Move a card onto another card to remove them.

Topsy-Turvy Queens Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (top): Build up by suit, wrapping from King to Ace as necessary. Tableau piles: Build down by suit. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by suit. An empty spot may be filled with any card. You may pass through the deck many times. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Topsy-Turvy Queens

Fourteen Solitaire. Discard all the cards. Discard any pair of cards, whose compined value is 14. Aces are worth 1, Jacks are worth 11, Queens are worth 12, Kings are worth 13. Move a card onto another card to remove them. You may only pass through the deck once.

Triple Klondike Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (right top): An empty spot may be filled with an Ace. Build up by suit. Tableau piles: Build down in descending order and alternating color. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by alternating color. An empty spot may be filled with a King. You may pass through the deck many times. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Triple Klondike

Triple Klondike (Turn Three) Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (right top): An empty spot may be filled with an Ace. Build up by suit. Tableau piles: Build down in descending order and alternating color. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by alternating color. An empty spot may be filled with a King. You may pass through the deck many times. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Triple Klondike (Turn Three)

Diagonal Solitaire. Group all of the cards into sets of 13 cards in desceding order by suit from King to Ace. Tableau piles: Build down by suit. Any face up card and all the cards below it are available for play. An empty spot may be filled with a King. Reserve pile (right top): An empty spot may be filled with any card or correctly ranked pile. Click on the deck to deal a new row of cards.

Diagonal Solitaire

Yukon Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (right top): An empty spot may be filled with an Ace. Build up by suit. Tableau piles: Build down in descending order and alternating color. Any face up card and all the cards below it are available for play. An empty spot may be filled with a King. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Yukon Solitaire

Staircase Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (top): An empty spot may be filled with an Ace. Build up by suit. Tableau piles: Build down in descending order and alternating color. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by alternating color. An empty spot may be filled with any card. Reserve pile (center): Topmost card is available for play. You may pass through the deck many times. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Staircase Solitaire

Mrs Mop Solitaire. Discard all the cards. When an entire suit of thirteen cards becomes exposed, it is automatically removed from the tableau. Build down in descending order regardless of suit, wrapping from Ace to King as necessary. A group of cards can be moved to another pile if they are in sequence down by suit. An empty spot may be filled with any card.

Backbone Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Foundation piles (left and right): An empty spot may be filled with an Ace. Build up by suit. Tableau piles: Build down by suit. An empty spot may be filled with any card. Only topmost card is available for play. Reserve piles (backbone): Topmost card is available for play. You may only pass through the deck two times. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Crescent Solitaire. Move all the cards to the Foundations. Ace Foundation piles (center): Build up by suit. King Foundation piles (center): Build down by suit. Tableau piles: Build up or down by suit. An empty spot may not be filled. Only topmost card is available for play. You may shuffle the cards. Double-click on a card to move it into its place. Double-click or right-click on the game field to move all available cards into its place.

Crescent Solitaire

All the Solitaires. Solitaires online: Spider, Klondike, Gap, Scorpion and more others.

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