Double Klondike
Klondike scaled up to two decks and nine tableau columns for a longer, more complex game.
- 2 decks
- 18 min
- Intermediate
Category
Games in the Klondike family, the classic draw-and-build tableau structure most people learn first.
8 games in this category.
Klondike scaled up to two decks and nine tableau columns for a longer, more complex game.
A Westcliff variant that deals a fresh row across every column when you stall, and admits only Kings to a space.
A nine-column two-deck Klondike with three redeals, but only one card at a time unless a King leads the group.
The best-known solitaire game: build tableau columns down in alternating colors and move cards up to four suit foundations.
The stricter Klondike variant: the stock deals three cards at a time, and only the top card is playable.
A more forgiving Klondike where cards build down onto any suit except their own, and any card can fill a space.
Three rows of seven and one pass through the stock, but any card at all may take an empty column.
A Klondike variant dealt entirely face-up, where tableau sequences build by same color instead of alternating color.
Klondike scaled up to two decks and nine tableau columns for a longer, more complex game.
A Westcliff variant that deals a fresh row across every column when you stall, and admits only Kings to a space.
A nine-column two-deck Klondike with three redeals, but only one card at a time unless a King leads the group.
The best-known solitaire game: build tableau columns down in alternating colors and move cards up to four suit foundations.
The stricter Klondike variant: the stock deals three cards at a time, and only the top card is playable.
A more forgiving Klondike where cards build down onto any suit except their own, and any card can fill a space.
Three rows of seven and one pass through the stock, but any card at all may take an empty column.
A Klondike variant dealt entirely face-up, where tableau sequences build by same color instead of alternating color.