Yukon solitaire with unlimited deals
Klondike with the training wheels off: no stock, all fifty-two cards on the table, and any face-up card moves with everything piled on top of it.
This game starts a fresh deal after a reload. Use the deal number to replay the same layout.
Keyboard: Tab to a card or pile, then press Enter or Space to select it or make the move.
The played, win rate and W–L figures cover up to the 400 most recent deal outcomes stored in this browser, and the Daily streak continues across older outcomes. A deal is recorded when you win or leave it after making a move, so a dead end that Undo can still rescue does not count as a loss. The Daily counts once per UTC date, and replaying a recorded deal never adds another play. A later win on a lost deal replaces the loss. Unlimited results are kept separate.
How to play
Build the four foundations up by suit, ace to king. On the tableau, grab any face-up card, and everything stacked on it comes along in whatever order it happens to sit. Only the landing is checked: the target's last card must be one rank higher and the opposite color. Kings claim empty columns. With no stock to lean on, the game is a dig: aim every move at a face-down card.
Questions people ask
How is Yukon different from Klondike?
Yukon has no stock, since every card is dealt at the start, and a group you move doesn't need to be in sequence. Only the card you land on has to fit the one-higher, opposite-color rule.
Is Yukon easier or harder than Klondike?
Win rates are higher, but you have to think further ahead. Disordered piles travel whole, so one careless landing can wall off a column.
What should I move first?
Whatever flips a face-down card. Twenty-one cards start hidden, and each one you flip opens up more moves.