What Solitaire PvP is
Solitaire (Klondike) is the card game where you build four foundation piles up by suit from Ace to King, using a tableau of stacked columns and a draw pile. You move cards in descending, alternating-color runs to expose hidden cards. In PvP Stakes both players get the same deal and race to clear it.
How a match works
The shuffle is generated from the shared match seed, so both players face the identical deal — nobody gets an easier layout. You tap a card and then its destination to move it; valid moves build foundations up by suit or tableau runs down in alternating colors. The player who advances the foundations furthest by the timer, or clears first, wins the pot.
Rules summary
Build foundations up by suit starting with Aces; build tableau columns down in alternating colors to free buried cards. Draw from the stock when you are stuck, but plan before committing a move — sending a card to a foundation too early can strand a color you need. Empty columns are valuable landing spots for Kings and long runs.
Why it is skill, not gambling
Because both players receive the identical seeded shuffle, there is no lucky-deal advantage — sequencing decisions and move order decide who clears faster. Every finished match publishes the seed reveal and recorded inputs, so the deal and each move can be replayed and independently verified.
Stakes and payouts
Choose a buy-in tier before matchmaking. Both stakes form the pot, the rake is transparent, and the winner takes the balance. Free practice deals let you learn the race format without staking and stay separate from cash play.
Frequently asked questions
Which Solitaire is this?
It is Klondike Solitaire — build four foundations up by suit from Ace to King. The twist is that you race a real opponent on the same seeded deal.
Do both players get the same deal?
Yes. The shuffle comes from a shared match seed, so both players work the identical layout and the more efficient player wins.
How do I move cards?
Tap a card and then tap its destination. Foundations build up by suit; tableau columns build down in alternating colors to free buried cards.
How is the winner decided?
The player who advances the four foundations furthest by the timer — or clears the board first — wins the pot.