The Solitaire you already know — a 7-column tableau, face-down cards to uncover, and the classic climb to a cleared board — except every player’s board feeds the same set of shared foundation piles in real time.
How to play
- Each player deals their own standard Klondike board from their own 52-card deck: 7 tableau columns, only the top card of each face up.
- Play exactly like solo Klondike: build tableau columns down in alternating colors, move whole runs at once, draw from your own stock pile when you’re stuck.
- The twist: foundation piles (Ace to King, by suit) are shared across the whole table — everyone’s aiming at the same piles, so a card you need might get taken by someone else’s board first.
- Clear your entire board and you’re finished — you stay in the match to watch, but you’re done playing. The match keeps going for everyone else.
- Highest score when the match ends wins; a fully cleared board always scores the maximum.
Good to know
- 1 to 12 players — solo play works exactly like traditional Solitaire if no one else is at the table.
- Host settings: Live scoring and Recycle stock when stuck, same spirit as Nertz’s.
- Face-down cards are truly hidden — even from you, until they’re revealed. No peeking at your own board ahead of time.