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Choose the kind of card decision you want

This collection includes solo patience games and games against computer opponents. Sorting a tableau, discarding a card and requesting a rank are different decisions. Start with the rules of the variant you select: familiar card artwork does not mean every game follows Klondike.

A reveal chain or a discard puzzle?

Clock Solitaire follows ranks through thirteen piles. The fourth king ends the chain, so the order of revealed cards can decide the outcome. Aces Up gives you another task: discard a visible card when a higher card of the same suit is available, then use empty columns to reach buried cards.

Clock Solitaire · Aces Up Solitaire

Read requests or draw hidden cards

Go Fish: Coral Cove asks you to request ranks already in your hand and collect four-card books. Watch public requests to make more informed choices. Old Maid plays against three computer opponents: matched ranks form pairs automatically, while the final unmatched queen is the card to avoid.

Go Fish: Coral Cove · Old Maid

Choose opponents and assistance by game

A computer opponent is not an online player. Open the individual page to check the available opponent level, daily option and assistance. Clock Solitaire includes native Auto play; that does not imply all patience variants offer automatic completion.

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