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Play Solitaire With Friends

Solitaire is more fun together. Invite a friend to a private room or a quick match, and race each other on the same deal to 52 cards.

Create or join a room See how it works
Same deal
Two boards, one deal: a 15-second VS match in Draw 3 Klondike, each side showing its own board and the shared race to 52 cards. Recorded in two browsers on 30 September 2026; the moves were made by scripted test players, not people.

How friend matches work

Start in seconds and be the first to 52.

  1. Create a roomStart a private match, or open a friend’s room link.
  2. Share the inviteSend the link by message. No account needed.
  3. Race to 52 cardsSame cards for both of you. First to finish wins.
  • Play anywhereAny browser, each on your own device.
  • Real-time matchesLive races, move by move.
  • Watch the raceA bar shows how far each player has got.
  • More fun togetherFamily and friends, one link away.
On a call

Play while you talk on Zoom, FaceTime or Discord

Each player opens vSolitaire on their own device, in any browser. Nobody has to share a screen: the call is for talking, the room link is for playing.

  • Create a private room and paste its link into the call chat.
  • Your friend opens the link, then you both press Ready.
  • Watch the race bar and talk through the close finish.
1v1 room

A private room in two clicks

On the Rooms page, choose Create New Room, then Create Room. The room opens with an invite link to copy. Private rooms can only be joined through that link, and they take two to eight players.

Invites

Choose live or asynchronous play

Live rooms are best when both players are ready now. Challenge links are better when a friend will answer later from a message thread.

The replay gives the invite a reason to exist: here is the win, here is the target, and here is the link to try it.

  • Use private rooms for direct 1v1 games.
  • Use quick match when you want any available opponent.
  • Use replay-plus-challenge sharing for group chats and social posts.
Copy

Make the challenge clear before they click

The best friend invite includes the draw mode, score, and action. A short message like "Draw 1 Klondike, same deal, beat my score" gives enough context for the next player to start.

  • Mention Draw 1 or Draw 3.
  • Include score and time when they matter.
  • Share the replay first when the finish is interesting.
Habit

Let one win create the next game

A friend challenge is a compact loop: play, win, share, rematch. That is the version of multiplayer Solitaire that works even when people are in different time zones.

What your friend sees

The Create a room dialog with Private selected, Klondike, Draw 3 and a Create Room button.
Create a room: private rooms are joined by link only.
Match found screen for two guest players with the line "Same deal. Head to head." and a Ready to play button.
Both players press Ready; the deal is the same for both.
A VS board with the Race to 52 Cards bar at the top showing both players at 1 of 52 cards.
During the match, the bar at the top shows both players’ progress.

Related competitive Solitaire pages

Multiplayer SolitaireLive rooms, quick match, and async challenge options. VS SolitaireFocused one-on-one competitive Klondike. Solitaire challenge guideHow to structure a beat-my-score invite. Multiplayer guideLearn the difference between private rooms, quick matches, replays, and challenge links. Solitaire with friendsUse replay and challenge links when friends cannot play live at the same time. Solitaire scoringUnderstand how score, time, stock resets, and undo affect competitive results.

Frequently asked questions

Can two people play Solitaire together online?

Yes. They can play live in a room or compare results through a replay and challenge link.

What should I send to a friend after a Solitaire win?

Send the replay when the run is worth watching, then include a challenge link so they can try to beat the score.

Does play with friends require signup?

No. Guests can create a private room, use quick match and send challenge links. An account is only needed to keep stats, appear on leaderboards and save replay videos.

Do both players really get the same cards?

Yes. Every player in a VS match starts from the same shuffle, so the first to move all 52 cards to the foundations wins.

Do we need to share a screen on the call?

No. Each player plays on their own device; the call is only for talking.