Secret Double Klondike

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Description

Build the eight foundations up in suit from Ace to King (top of the screen). On the tableau the cards can be placed in descending order and in alternating colors. You can also click the stock (left) to get a new open card. The game Secret Double Klondike belongs to the categories Puzzle, Solitaire and has been played 490780 times. It has a score of 90 and it has received 3287 yes and 351 no. In the same categories you can find the games Pyramid Solitaire Ancient Egypt and Freecell Solitaire Time which we think you should try.


Instructions: Use your mouse to play this game.
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Secret Double Klondike stretches Klondike over two decks, which means eight foundations to fill instead of four. The rules stay close to the classic game, so if you know regular solitaire you can start right away, but there are far more cards to keep track of. We file it under Solitaire.

Two decks make for longer games and more choices on every turn, a good fit for players who find the standard game over too quickly. Tablets and phones handle the double deal too.

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Building eight foundations

The eight foundations sit across the top of the screen, and each one is built in a single suit from Ace up to King. On the table, place cards in descending order with alternating colors. When you need a new card, click the stock on the left to turn one over. The game is won when every card has reached a foundation.

Move cardsMouse or touch
New cardClick the stock on the left
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Handling two decks

  • With two decks there are two of every card, so check both copies before committing.
  • Get Aces up early, eight foundations need a lot of feeding.
  • Free up columns so long runs have somewhere to go.
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Game details

Platforms
Desktop, Mobile, Tablet
Rating
90.35% (3.638 votes)
Times played
490.780
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Frequently asked questions

How many foundations are there?

Eight, built by suit from Ace to King at the top of the screen.

How is it different from normal Klondike?

It uses two decks, so there are twice as many foundations and a lot more cards on the table.