Solitaire Results Validation Status

We are not publishing fastest-win rankings while historical results are reviewed. Recorded results remain stored; replay availability alone does not verify a complete legal win.

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Historical speed rankings
Under review
Split by
Draw 1 / Draw 3
Open data
JSON + CSV

What must be checked before publishing speed rankings

A recorded win can mean different things in solo, live multiplayer, or replay competition. We must verify legal moves from the stored seed, completion conditions, elapsed-time measurement, and draw mode before comparing times.

Developer fixtures and internal testing must be excluded. A ready replay video is an artifact, not a validation certificate.

Recorded aggregates remain available

The JSON export retains result counts and draw-mode aggregates. Fastest-run rows and the fastest-time summary are withheld. The CSV contains no run rows until validation is available.

Related competitive Solitaire pages

Speed recordsThe fastest checked Klondike wins from protected games. Speed Solitaire tipsTrain faster scanning and decision-making. Solitaire scoringUnderstand score signals before ranking runs. VS SolitaireTurn speed practice into one-on-one competition. Open multiplayer datasetDownload replay-aware multiplayer results as JSON.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the world's fastest Solitaire player?

We cannot substantiate a world-fastest claim. Historical results stay withheld; new speed records come only from protected games, where the server keeps the deal and checks every move, and are listed at /en/speed-records.

Why split Draw 1 and Draw 3?

Draw 3 makes stock order more restrictive, so it should not be ranked against Draw 1 as the same speed category.

What makes a run verification-ready?

A verification-ready run should include score, completion time, draw mode, win status, and a public replay URL when available.