Lucky Sevens Solitaire
Clear all four foundations to win 10× your bet.
How to play
- Click or tap a card to select it, then click a valid pile to move it there. Double-click sends a card to its foundation automatically when possible.
- On a mouse, you can also drag a card straight to where it needs to go.
- Build the four foundations up from Ace to King, one suit each.
- Build tableau columns down from King, alternating red and black.
- Only a King (or a King-led run) can fill an empty column.
- Click the stock to draw three cards; when it’s empty, click it again to recycle the waste pile.
Payout
Your bet is taken when you deal a new board. Move all 52 cards onto the four foundations and you’re paid 9 to 1 — 10× your bet returned in total. There’s no partial payout for an unfinished board, and no limit on how many times you can redeal.
About this game
Lucky Sevens Solitaire is standard draw-three Klondike, the same version most people learn as “solitaire” on a home computer, dealt out on a chrome-and-cherries table borrowed from an old-style fruit machine rather than green baize. The cards and rules are exactly what you’d expect; the chrome trim is just the setting drawn for this particular game on Alpine Reel Room.
This is the one game on the site with no random number generator deciding the result once the deal is made — the shuffle is random, but every move after that is entirely up to you. For a game built entirely on published, fixed odds instead, see Midway Dice Duel.