Speed recordsKlondike

The Fastest Solitaire Games

Klondike speed records from protected games: the server keeps the deal, checks every move and keeps the time. Every visit shows the current records.

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Fastest on vSolitaire

Klondike · Draw 1

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Every move
Checked by the server
Hidden deck
Only the next cards are sent
Two formats
Draw 1 and Draw 3
Speed first
Time, not points

Fastest games

Fastest Klondike · Draw 1 wins, all time, ordered by time. Lower is faster.
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How records are timed and checked

The road to official recognition

Guinness World Records

Our ambition is to make solitaire speed records worthy of global recognition. A Guinness World Records title needs its own application, agreed guidelines and an evidence review.

Explore the application process

vSolitaire is independent. No Guinness World Records affiliation or endorsement is claimed.

  1. Contact the official teamBrands use the consultancy route.
  2. Agree the record guidelinesConfirm the category and exact rules.
  3. Prepare the evidenceFollow the record’s own requirements.
  4. Submit for reviewRecognition is subject to verification.
Checked at the source

The server checks every move

Your device asks for a move; the server checks it against the Klondike rules before it counts. A move the rules do not allow is refused, whatever the screen shows.

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Only the next cards are sent

In a protected game the server keeps the deal. Your device gets the face-up cards, the next hidden card of each column and the next draw from the stock, so play stays instant, but the rest of the deck never reaches it.

Server authority

The server owns the game and the clock

The board, the moves and the time live on the server. Changing the page or the app changes what you see, not the result that is recorded.

Transparent rules

How records count

  • Only solo wins on a fresh, randomly dealt protected deal count. Daily, challenge-link, race and ghost games share or publish their deals, so they are left out.
  • The time is the server’s: from the moment the cards are dealt to the 52nd card on the foundations, including any auto-complete.
  • Draw 1 and Draw 3 are ranked separately. Time counts, not points; undo and hints are allowed.
  • Records need an account. Each player keeps their fastest run, and equal times share a place.
  • Periods follow UTC: this month starts on the 1st, this week on Monday.
Fair play

What “checked” does and does not mean

Every recorded move was accepted by the server, on a deal the player could not see in advance. That stops edited boards, impossible moves and solvers fed the whole deck.

It cannot tell who is at the keyboard, so a record here is the fastest checked win on vSolitaire, not a world record.

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Play Solitaire with friendsRace a friend on the same deal, live or by challenge link. Solitaire statisticsWin rates and solve times from server-verified games. Research and dataWhat the same-deal records contain, and what they do not. Weekly speed challengeFive attempts a week on fresh, winnable deals. Press kitFacts, logo, screenshots and a short clip. Mouse and trackpad practiceClick, double-click and drag with big cards.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a world record list?

No. These are the fastest checked wins on vSolitaire. vSolitaire is independent and has no affiliation with Guinness World Records.

Why are my older games not listed?

Only protected games count, and records start with them. Earlier games sent the whole deal to the device, so their times cannot be compared fairly.

Why do records need an account?

A record needs a name that stays the same. Guests can play protected games, but only signed-in wins are listed.

Are undo and hints allowed?

Yes. They are part of the game, and the clock keeps running while you use them.