Free Yukon Solitaire Online
Yukon is a close cousin of Klondike with no stock: all 52 cards are on the table, and you can move any face-up card together with every card on top of it. Solitaire Play offers Yukon in your browser for free, with Hint, Undo and a daily challenge, and no download or sign-up.
Official Rules & Scoring
The goal is to build the four foundations up from Ace to King in each suit. All 52 cards are dealt to seven columns and there is no stock.
- Layout: the first column has one face-up card. Every other column has some face-down cards (one more in each column to the right, up to six) with five face-up cards on top.
- Moving: move any face-up card, together with all the cards on top of it, onto a card of the opposite colour that is one rank higher. The cards you move do not have to be in sequence.
- Empty columns: only a King (with the cards on it) can go into an empty column.
- Foundations: build each suit up from Ace to King. The top card of a foundation can also be moved back to a column if you need it.
- Turning cards: a face-down card turns face up as soon as it is uncovered.
- Winning: you win when all 52 cards are on the foundations. Once every column is face up and in descending order, the rest is collected for you.
Strategy & Tips
- Uncover face-down cards first. each flipped card adds options, so prefer moves that turn one over.
- Aim for an empty column. an empty column takes a King and its stack, and it is the most useful tool for rearranging.
- Do not rush cards to the foundations. a low card can be the landing spot another card needs; move it back if you misjudge.
- Move the longest useful stack. carrying a stack onto its match often frees a card underneath in one move.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can every Yukon deal be won?
Yes. New games and the daily challenge only use deals that our solver has proved winnable (it found a full winning line within its search limit, and the line was replayed move by move). About 57% of the random Yukon deals we screened passed, and only those are kept. Winnable does not mean easy: the solver sees every face-down card, and you do not.
Can I move cards that are not in sequence?
Yes. Any face-up card can be moved with everything on top of it, as long as the card you pick up fits on the destination.
Can I take cards back from the foundations?
Yes. Drag the top card of a foundation back to a column, or tap it. It still has to fit the card it lands on.
Where are the other solitaire games?
Klondike is on the home page, and FreeCell, Spider, Pyramid, TriPeaks and Golf have their own pages.