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Yukon Solitaire Guide

Learn Yukon Solitaire rules, tableau movement, strategy basics, and differences from classic Klondike.

  1. No Stock Pile

    Yukon puts nearly the whole puzzle into the tableau from the start.

  2. Flexible Stack Moves

    Visible cards can often move with attached cards above them.

  3. Foundation Finish

    Like Klondike, Yukon still ends by building four suits from Ace to King.

A few things you might be wondering

Does Yukon Solitaire have a stock pile?

No. Yukon usually has no stock or waste pile. The game is mainly played through tableau movement.

Is Yukon harder than Klondike?

Yukon can be harder at first because the movement rules are less familiar, but it also gives more visible information than Klondike.

What is the goal in Yukon Solitaire?

Move every card to the foundations, building each suit from Ace to King.

What if I make a mistake?

Use Undo when it is available to take back a move. Check the current mode’s rules for any effect on scoring or eligibility. Starting or restarting a game may replace your current progress.

Learn

Your preferred layout

Choose left- or right-handed play.

A little competition

Play with friends or try the daily deal.

Play in your browser

No app to install. Open a game and play.

Set the atmosphere

Soft Daylight or a quieter Dusk theme.

Explore more

Find a guide, a new game, or a little inspiration.

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