Klondike Solitaire (draw 3)

In draw-three Klondike, also called turn three, each tap on the stock turns up to three cards onto the waste, fanned out, and only the top one can be played. The cards under it come within reach only as the ones above them are played, so you plan which card to take and when to go round the stock again. It is the classic harder way to play Klondike.

Everything else is classic Klondike: build the foundations up from ace to king by suit and the seven columns down in alternating colours, and only a king may fill an empty column. Passes through the stock are unlimited, and the first three are free of the 10-point charge each later pass costs. Every deal is checked before you see it: a solver drawing three proves it can be won, and simply following the hints wins it too. Play into a dead end and the table offers to rewind to the nearest position that still wins. The daily deal is always draw one; pick draw three for practice and challenges.

Full rules and strategy: Solitaire · Klondike Solitaire (draw 1)