Sure Deal Solitaire

Three solitaires, a hundred deals, and not one of them is a dead end.

Klondike, Spider and FreeCell, in rotation from the first level. Klondike starts dealing one card at a time and moves to three. Spider plays at one suit and then two. FreeCell is FreeCell.

Here is the part that is different. Every deal in this game was played to a win before it was put in the app. A program dealt it, searched for a line, found one, and then replayed that line against the rules to be sure. Deals that could not be won inside the search budget were thrown away — thousands of them. What you get is a hundred that someone, or something, has already finished.

That matters most in Klondike, where a large fraction of ordinary random deals cannot be won by anybody. Being handed one of those is not a hard puzzle, it is a waste of a quarter of an hour, and no amount of skill helps.

The hint button does not read a stored answer. It searches from wherever your board actually is, and it tells you which kind of answer you are getting: a move it has checked all the way to a win, or simply the best it can see. Late in a hand, when few cards are left, it is usually the first.

Undo is free and goes back as far as you like. Tap a card to send it where it belongs, or drag it if you want somewhere specific. Once every card left on the board can go home, the game plays the ending for you rather than making you mime it.

No timer, no lives, no ads between every hand. Works offline.