Merge all 52 cards into a single pile. Move the entire selected pile one or exactly three positions to the left if the top cards share a rank or suit.
Remove 48 cards so that, after the stock runs out, each of the four columns contains just one ace. Remove a top card only if another column has a higher top card of the same suit. Ace is highest, followed by king down to two.
Move all 104 cards to eight foundations, from ace to king in the same suit. Move only one exposed top card at a time. Build columns downward by one rank in the same suit. Any top card may fill an empty column.
Move all 52 cards to four foundations, from ace to king in the same suit. Build columns downward by one rank, alternating red and black. Any face-up card moves with all cards below it, even if the group is not ordered.
Play classic Klondike with seven tableau columns. Build alternating-colour descending sequences and move cards to four foundations starting with aces.
Arrange ten columns into complete sequences from king to ace. Start with one suit or choose a harder game with two or four suits.
All 52 cards are visible from the start. Use four temporary free cells to organise descending sequences and move every card to the foundations.
Remove exposed cards from the pyramid in pairs that add up to 13. Kings can be removed on their own; clear the entire pyramid to win.
Clear three overlapping peaks by playing a card one rank higher or lower than the discard card. Watch the order in which hidden cards are revealed.
Clear seven columns by playing a card one rank higher or lower than the current discard. Plan the sequence so you do not run out of moves.
