How to Play Triple Easthaven Solitaire

Work with 12 tableau piles and 12 foundation piles, dealing cards only once from the stock. Success depends on careful planning since you have no second chance—every card dealt is final.

Setup

1. Twelve tableau piles receive 3 cards each, with only the top card face-up
2. Twelve foundation piles (three for each suit) start empty and wait for Aces
3. The stock has one pass only—no redeals allowed

How to play

• Look for Aces in the tableau piles to start your foundation piles
• On the tableau, place cards one rank lower in the opposite color (a red 6 on a black 7)
• Move complete runs of face-up cards together when properly ordered
• Play cards to the foundations in suit order, building up from Ace to King; cards move to the foundations automatically once no other card could be built on them
• Click the stock to deal one card onto each tableau pile
• Empty tableau piles can hold any card, but use them wisely since you have only one deal from the stock

How to win

Objective: Move every card to the foundations, building up from Ace in each suit.

You win when all 156 cards are built into the foundations. You're stuck when no cards can move or when the stock is empty.

Tips

• Plan your moves carefully—there are no redeals, so blocking a useful card can end your game
• Keep empty tableau piles for cards you might need to expose buried cards
• When dealing from the stock, watch for high-value moves that unlock many other cards

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• Carlton — A difficult two-deck variant similar to Klondike.
• Chinese Klondike — A three-suit adaptation of Klondike using four decks.
• Double Klondike — Double Klondike scales up the familiar Klondike shape to two shuffled-together decks, nine tableau piles, and eight foundations, with unlimited redeals to keep working through the stock.