Move every card to the four foundations in ascending suit order, from Ace through King.
Move every card to the four foundations in ascending suit order, from Ace through King.
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Klondike rewards preserving choices, not simply making every available move. This version includes Turn 1, Turn 3, deterministic numbered deals, and a daily deal shared by every player.
Seven tableau columns begin with only their top cards face up; the other 24 cards form the stock. Build tableau runs downward in alternating colors, place Kings in empty columns, and build each suit foundation from Ace through King.
Each foundation card adds ten points, so a complete win reaches 520. Moves and elapsed time are tracked separately. This keeps a careful low-move solution distinct from a fast one and makes numbered-deal replays useful.
Do not rush every low card to a foundation; it may still connect a tableau sequence. Avoid filling an empty column without revealing something useful. In Turn 3, inspect which waste card a move will expose on the next stock pass.
First compare moves that reveal face-down cards. Next seek a genuinely useful empty column. Only then draw from the stock. This order develops hidden information while preserving working space for later sequences.
Turn 1 exposes one stock card at a time. Turn 3 exposes groups of three, making the order of stock passes more restrictive and usually harder.
No. Some shuffles are impossible under a particular draw rule, and a solvable deal can also be lost after an early decision.
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