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In other variations you can play with limits. This means once all cards are moved to the waste, you move them back to the stock pile unlimited times. You can play with no limits on the number of passes through the stock pile, which is the default version of our game. What are other variations of Klondike Turn 3? Turn 1, on the other hand, has a win rate of 33.0%. Of those, 158,382 were won, making the odds of winning 11.1%. We looked at a sample of 1,429,916 random games played. In Turn 3, you can only play every third card dealt from the stock pile, limiting your options and naturally making the game harder. In Turn 1, you have the option to play every card from the stock pile.

What game is harder between Turn 1 and Turn 3?

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Learn how to play Klondike Solitaire here, or watch our instructional video.

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You do this by dispensing 3 cards from the stock pile at a time, and using the tableau to sequence and free up cards to place in the foundation. The goal is to move all 52 cards into 4 foundation piles by suit from Ace to King in descending order. Once that is played, you can you can play the next card of the 3 that have been dealt. Only the top card of the 3 can be played. Turn 3 is a version of Klondike Solitaire where 3 cards are drawn from the stock pile at once.

Reverse and undo moves to help you if you’re stuck.

Play Klondike Solitaire where 3 cards are drawn from the stockpile at once.

Suduko! There’s a couple bugs we have to fix and loose ends to tie up, but you can try it out now if you can guess the address.Play Klondike Solitaire Turn 3 online - for free!

It’s not quite done yet, but we’ve done a lot of work on a new game.

That way the bugs forum only lists outstanding/unresolved issues.

We also created a new forum just for resolved bugs and moved all the bugs that have been fixed into that forum.

🙂 We also added some spam protection which, for the moment, seems to be keeping the spam bots a bay (which may not have been annoying you, but it was making us delete a bunch of stupid spam messages every day). This is more of a behind the scenes change, but you should notice that the forum is more responsive now that it’s hosted by a provider with a lot of bandwidth and not from my personal cable modem. We moved the Forum to our hosting provider and updated it to the latest version.Note that if you undo and then start moving cards around then your redo history is lost.

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Control-Shift-Z (or Command-Shift-Z for you Mac heads) is the key shortcut for redo. We added redo support! If you undo too far or decide it was a bad idea to undo you can redo back to where you were.

I wish it were quick and built into the static HTML instead of being AJAX.

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I don’t like that it takes a long time to load, plus it doesn’t wrap nicely when the window is too small (especially in Internet Explorer for some reason), but I like the functionality. We added a little box in the top right that tells you when there are new posts on this blog or in the forum.In the mean time I think the dotted outlines look good enough. I still have hope that my brother Michael will come through with a nice picture. I originally wanted the empty pile to look like a depression in the green felt background, but I was unable to draw it in Illustrator. I have to say I’m really happy with the way this turned out.

We added a new graphic to represent an empty card pile and got rid of the cheesy old-school html table borders.

However you look at it, we’ve made a bunch of under the hood and user visible changes lately. Or, more acurately, we’ve not been busy lately–Green Felt is our “spare time” project.