Yukon Solitaire: how to play, rules & tips
Play Yukon solitaire free online. There's no stock and no free cells: all 52 cards are dealt into seven columns, and you can move any face-up card together with everything on top of it.
How to play Yukon solitaire
All 52 cards are dealt into seven columns. Some cards start face down; the rest are face up.
Pick up any face-up card along with every card resting on it and move the whole group onto another column. The card you grab must be one rank lower and the opposite color of the card you place it on, but the cards on top of it don't need to be in order.
Only a King (with whatever sits on it) can go into an empty column. Build the four foundations up by suit from Ace to King to win.
How Yukon is different from Klondike
Yukon looks like Klondike, but with no stock pile every card is in play from the start, and you can move unordered groups. That makes it a game of untangling columns rather than waiting for the right card to turn up.
Yukon strategy tips
- Turn over face-down cards as early as you can.
- Moving a big unordered group is fine if it uncovers a face-down card.
- Clear a column only when you have a King group ready to move into it.
- Send Aces and twos to the foundations early; they rarely help in the tableau.
Frequently asked questions
Is Yukon solitaire free?
Yes. HypeGameRoom is free: no sign-up, no download and nothing to buy to play. Arcade games reward Neons, a play-only currency that can never be cashed out.
Does Yukon have a stock pile?
No. All 52 cards are dealt to the tableau at the start.
Can I move cards that aren't in sequence?
Yes. Grab any face-up card and everything on it, as long as the card you grab fits where you drop it.