Solitaire-Online
FreeCell
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FreeCell is the solitaire with no secrets: all 52 cards are dealt face up from the very first moment, so nothing is left to luck. Four free cells — single-card parking spaces — give you just enough room to take a shuffled deck apart, and almost every deal can be won with careful play.
This version supports proper supermoves (moving whole runs at once, limited by your free cells and empty columns), safe auto-finish when the game is decided, and unlimited undo for exploring lines. If you lose at FreeCell, it almost always was winnable — which is exactly what makes it so addictive.
FreeCell moves big runs by shuttling single cards through free cells and empty columns, so the limit is one plus your empty cells, doubled for each empty column. Free up cells or clear a column to move bigger runs.
Very nearly. Random deals are solvable in the overwhelming majority of cases — of Microsoft’s famous 32,000 numbered deals, only one is proven impossible.
The auto-complete button appears the moment every column is in descending order, whatever the suits, because from that point no card can ever block another and the deal is decided. It is worth watching for: the button is the game telling you that you have already won, often a dozen moves before it looks obvious on the board.
Each card you send to a foundation is worth 10 points and each one you pull back off costs 10, so the score tracks real progress rather than activity. Finishing quickly adds a substantial time bonus on top, which is what separates a competent win from a fast one.