Klondike

The idea of the game of Klondike to complete the four foundations piles (top right) from Ace to King with the cards from the same suit.

The seven working columns (bottom) begin with some face down cards and some exposed cards. Cards may be moved to a working column from another working column or from the deck (see later) providing they form a sequence of decreasing order, with each card of alternate colour.

If all the exposed cards have been moved from a working column, then the next face down card can be turned over by clicking on it.

Whenever one of the working columns becomes empty, then it can be filled by a King, or a sequence starting with

Cards in the deck (top left) can be turned over by clicking on the deck. Cards are turned over three at the time, unless there are less that three cards to turn. Once turned over, the card exposed on top may be moved to a working column or a foundation if appropriate.

Aces that are not covered may be moved to an empty foundation pile, followed by the two of the matching suit, etc.

When all the cards in the deck have been turned over, they can be turned back over (to go through again) by clicking where the deck was.

If you go right though the deck without being able to place a card, then you cannot win, and will have to start again.