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Easy Solitaire

Games that are quick to learn and quick to finish, win or lose.

17 games in this category.

  • Aces Up

    Discard cards that rank below another card of the same suit across four piles, aiming to end with only the four Aces left.

    • One deck
    • 5 min
    • Easy

  • Auld Lang Syne

    One of the simplest classic patience games — four Aces as foundations, no tableau sequencing at all.

    • One deck
    • 6 min
    • Easy

  • Clock Solitaire

    A purely luck-driven game with no decisions — deal all 52 cards into a clock face and see if the Kings come up last.

    • One deck
    • 5 min
    • Easy

  • Colorado

    Twenty waste piles feeding eight foundations that climb from the Aces and descend from the Kings.

    • 2 decks
    • 15 min
    • Easy

  • Diplomat

    Eight short rows of four, built down with suit ignored, and any card may take a space that opens up.

    • 2 decks
    • 16 min
    • Easy

  • Golf

    Clear seven tableau columns by playing cards one rank higher or lower than the current waste card.

    • One deck
    • 6 min
    • Easy

  • Grandfather's Clock

    A gentler clock-themed patience game where foundations are arranged in a clock face and built up by rank.

    • One deck
    • 8 min
    • Easy

  • Monte Carlo

    Pair up adjacent matching cards in a five-by-five grid, refilling gaps as you clear them.

    • One deck
    • 6 min
    • Easy

  • Pas Seul

    Just six piles built down in alternating colours, with any card free to take a space that opens.

    • One deck
    • 9 min
    • Easy

  • Puss in the Corner

    Four Aces in the middle, four waste piles in the corners, and foundations that build up by colour rather than suit.

    • One deck
    • 8 min
    • Easy

  • Spider (One Suit)

    The easiest Spider variant, played with a single suit repeated across both decks.

    • 2 decks
    • One suit
    • 12 min
    • Easy

  • Sudden Death

    Two stripped decks of high cards only, with foundations climbing from Nine to Ace and back down again.

    • 2 decks
    • 12 min
    • Easy

  • Thirteens

    Simply pair any two exposed cards that add up to thirteen until none remain.

    • One deck
    • 6 min
    • Easy

  • Thumb and Pouch

    A more forgiving Klondike where cards build down onto any suit except their own, and any card can fill a space.

    • One deck
    • 11 min
    • Easy

  • TriPeaks

    Clear three overlapping card peaks by playing cards one rank higher or lower than the current waste card.

    • One deck
    • 6 min
    • Easy

  • TriPeaks (Double)

    TriPeaks scaled up to two decks and a wider set of peaks for a longer round.

    • 2 decks
    • 10 min
    • Easy

  • Wish

    A stripped 32-card deck in eight piles of four — pair off matching ranks until the table is clear.

    • One deck
    • 5 min
    • Easy

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What is easy solitaire?
Games that are quick to learn and quick to finish, win or lose.

Games in Easy Solitaire

  • Aces Up

    Discard cards that rank below another card of the same suit across four piles, aiming to end with only the four Aces left.

  • Auld Lang Syne

    One of the simplest classic patience games — four Aces as foundations, no tableau sequencing at all.

  • Clock Solitaire

    A purely luck-driven game with no decisions — deal all 52 cards into a clock face and see if the Kings come up last.

  • Colorado

    Twenty waste piles feeding eight foundations that climb from the Aces and descend from the Kings.

  • Diplomat

    Eight short rows of four, built down with suit ignored, and any card may take a space that opens up.

  • Golf

    Clear seven tableau columns by playing cards one rank higher or lower than the current waste card.

  • Grandfather's Clock

    A gentler clock-themed patience game where foundations are arranged in a clock face and built up by rank.

  • Monte Carlo

    Pair up adjacent matching cards in a five-by-five grid, refilling gaps as you clear them.

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