About Solitaire on Suvi
Free Cell is the thinking person's solitaire: nothing is hidden, so every deal is a puzzle with a solution, and almost every deal can be won. Suvi's daily deal is checked by our solver before it goes live. Four free cells, build down in alternating colors, move runs as far as your free cells allow.
How to play
- Build the seven columns down in alternating colors: a red six on a black seven.
- Move aces to the foundations, then build each suit up to the king. Finish all four to win.
- Turn cards from the stock (one or three at a time) and play them from the waste.
- Only a king can fill an empty column. Tap a card then its destination, or drag it.
Controls
On a phone or tablet: Tap a card to pick it up (and the run below it), then tap where it goes. Tap the stock to draw. Or drag. Tap a picked-up card again to send it to a foundation.
On a desktop: Click a card then its destination, or drag. Click the stock to draw.
Tips
- Turn over face-down cards before anything else: a hidden card is a hidden option.
- Don't rush cards to the foundations: a low card on the table can be a place to build.
- Empty a column only when you have a king ready for it.
- In draw-three, note the order of the waste cards: it repeats on the next pass.
Read the full guide: “How to win at solitaire: Klondike, Spider and Free Cell” →
Questions
- Is the daily deal really winnable?
- For Klondike and Free Cell, yes: our solver finds a winning line before the deal goes live. For Spider, one- and two-suit deals are checked; four-suit deals show a mark when a win has been found.
- Draw one or draw three?
- Both. Draw one is the default daily; switch to draw three in the game and you get its own daily deal.
- Is there unlimited undo?
- Yes. Undo is free while you're playing, even when you're stuck. While Suvi is new, every past deal is open to everyone too.
- Are these the same rules as the Windows game?
- Klondike, Spider and Free Cell follow the standard rules. The cards and the table are our own design.
- Does it work on a phone?
- Yes. The cards fit a portrait screen and you can tap to move instead of dragging. Spider's ten columns are easier in landscape.
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Who made it
Solitaire is a Suvi Original, written and tested by Brasslight Games. Every puzzle is generated and checked by our own tools; nothing is copied from another site.