Daily solitaire
A new deal is ready every day at midnight UTC. Everyone gets the same cards on the same day, and every daily deal is one a solver has already won.
The daily solitaire deal changes at 00:00 UTC. Everyone plays the same Klondike deal that day, and it is always picked from the winnable deals, so it can be won. Choose draw 1 or draw 3 and play it as many times as you like.
How to use the table
- Tap or click a card to play it on its best spot. Drag a card or a whole run to choose where it goes.
- Click the stock at the top left to turn over cards. Click it again when it is empty to go through the waste once more.
- Winnable deals come from a list a solver has already won. Replay any deal by its number, and the same cards appear in the Android app.
- Your game and statistics stay in this browser. Nothing is sent anywhere. Keys: U undo, H hint, Space draw.
How the daily deal works
Each day the game takes the next deal from a list of deals proven winnable and shows it to everyone. The date is the UTC date, so people in different time zones play the same deal. The Android app uses the same list in the same order, so the daily deal in the app and on this page match.
Why play a daily deal
- It is a small, finishable habit: one deal, a few minutes.
- You know it can be won, so a loss tells you something about your play.
- You can compare notes with friends who play the same deal.
Tips for the daily deal
- Spend a minute looking at the table before you move. See the strategy guide.
- Use undo to try a line and take it back. There is no penalty.
- Missed a day? Nothing is lost. Play a winnable deal or any deal from the main game.
The daily deal in the app
The Android app has the same daily deal and marks the days you have won. Statistics and win streaks are kept separately for draw 1 and draw 3.
Frequently asked questions
When does the daily solitaire change?
Every day at 00:00 UTC.
Is the daily deal the same for everyone?
Yes. Everyone gets the same cards on the same UTC day.
Can the daily deal be won?
Yes. It is always chosen from deals that a solver has already won.