🔝 Top Solitaire Strategies to Get a High Score

- Prioritize uncovering face-down cards in the tableau columns.

- More exposed cards = more available moves = better chances of completing the game.

- Pro Tip: Always make moves that reveal a hidden card before simply moving cards around aimlessly.

- Although tempting, don’t send cards to the foundation pile unless you’re sure it won’t block potential moves in the tableau.

- Keep lower cards in the tableau to help build stacks.

- If you have a choice between a move from the tableau or the deck, check the deck first. It helps cycle through cards and reveals new options.

- Empty columns give you space to move Kings — the only card allowed in an empty tableau column.

- Only move a King to an empty column if it helps reveal another card or build future sequences.

- Not all Kings are equal. Choose a red or black King based on the majority color of face-up cards you're trying to place beneath it.

- Consider which color sequence gives you more playable moves.

- Like chess, solitaire rewards planning ahead.

- Avoid short-sighted moves that look good now but restrict your future options.

- In digital solitaire, the Undo button is your friend.

- Use it to test different move sequences and find the path that gives you the highest score or unlocks the most cards.

- If playing a timed version, speed counts.

- Practice familiarizing yourself with card positions and patterns to move faster and earn more time-based bonuses.

- Each platform (World of Solitaire, Solitr, 247Solitaire, etc.) has its own scoring rules.

- Consider which color sequence gives you more playable moves.

- If your game allows a restart from the same shuffle, take it!

- Use knowledge from the first attempt to plan a more efficient move order on replay.