Play Klondike Draw 3 Online

Klondike Draw 3 turns over three stock cards at a time instead of one. The seven tableau columns still follow familiar Klondike rules, but the waste reveals only its top card for play. That difference changes the order in which you can reach cards. Watch the waste carefully. A move from its top can expose a card you previously passed, while a full pass through the stock may require another cycle to reach the right card. Play a free draw-three deal here and see how far your opening takes you.

1. Start with seven tableau columns. The first has one face-up card; each later column has one more card, with only the last card face up. The 24 remaining cards form the face-down stock.
2. Click the stock to turn up to three cards. Only the last card turned is available from the waste. Click that card, then choose a tableau column or its suit foundation.
3. Build tableau columns downward by alternating red and black. Move a face-up sequence by choosing its first card and then its destination. Only a King or a sequence starting with a King can fill an empty column.
4. Build foundations from Ace to King in the same suit. Move a face-up card to the appropriate foundation by selecting the card and then clicking the foundation slot.
5. When the stock empties, click its empty slot to turn the waste over for another pass. Get all 52 cards onto the four foundations to win.

• Draw three cards at a time, or fewer when the stock has fewer than three cards left.
• Only the top card of the waste can move. Its next card becomes playable after you move the top one.
• Tableau piles descend by one rank and alternate color. A King starts an empty tableau column.
• Foundations ascend by suit, beginning with Aces. Uncover a face-down tableau card when you clear the face-up cards above it.
• This page fixes the draw mode at three. For a choice between draw-one and draw-three, use the main Solitaire page.

• Uncover face-down tableau cards before chasing a neat-looking foundation stack. An exposed card adds new choices; a premature foundation move may remove a useful tableau bridge.
• Remember the three-card rhythm. When you use a waste card, the newly uncovered card changes the next stock pass and can open a card that was previously inaccessible.
• Look for moves that free an empty column. A King buried in the stock becomes more useful when you have room to place it.
• Compare two possible red cards under the same black card. Favor the move that reveals a hidden card or releases an Ace.
• Plan stock recycles around the waste's order. Repeatedly turning the stock without changing the tableau or waste will repeat the same position.

• Klondike Solitaire: The original page lets you choose between draw-one and draw-three while playing the same seven-column layout.
• Spider Solitaire: Spider uses two decks and complete suited runs instead of a three-card waste.
• Eight Off: Eight Off trades the stock for eight cells and an entirely visible tableau.

• Three-card turns make stock order a real decision.
• Hidden tableau cards give each deal a sequence of discoveries.
• An empty column can transform a stuck-looking layout.
• The familiar colors and suits make moves easy to scan.
• Recycling the stock rewards players who remember the waste order.

Start Klondike Draw 3 here for free. Select cards and destinations with a click, uncover hidden tableau cards, and build four foundations. The stock turns three cards at a time, and you can start a new shuffled deal without downloading anything.

Draw-three Klondike rewards attention to both the hidden tableau and the visible stock cycle. Reveal cards when you can, save room for Kings, and track which waste card a move will uncover next. Start another free deal if this one stalls.

• Klondike rules, Bicycle Cards
• Klondike solitaire, Encyclopaedia Britannica