SolitaireEasthaven Solitaire at a glance
Klondike-style building meets row-by-row stock deals. Every draw changes the whole board.
A fresh stock row lands across the whole tableau, including gaps. Use an empty column as temporary workspace while it is available, then make the moves you can before another row covers them.
Rules and objective
- Seven columns start with three cards each, only the top card face up. The stock holds 31 cards.
- Build down in alternating colors. Ordered alternating-color runs move together.
- Any card or valid run fills an empty column. Hidden cards flip when exposed.
- Each stock tap deals a card to every column, including empty columns. The last deal adds three cards to the first three columns; there are no redeals.
- Build four same-suit foundations from Ace to King to win.
The table enforces legal moves and saves the current deal in this browser. Hints identify a move that is available now; they do not guarantee that the deal can still be won.
Strategy: how to play better
First priority
Make useful moves across the board before adding another row.
Clear before you draw
The stock deals across the tableau, including empty columns. Make useful alternating-color moves first so the new row does not bury easy access.
Use temporary empty space
Any card or legal run can occupy an empty column. That flexibility can help uncover a hidden card before another stock row arrives.
Frequently asked questions
Will the stock fill an empty column?
Yes. Unlike Spider-style games, Easthaven deals into empty columns as well as occupied ones.
Can I recycle the stock?
No. The stock deals across the columns until its final three-card row is gone.