Play Yukon Solitaire Online Free

Yukon is Klondike with the safety net taken away. All 52 cards are on the table from the first move and there is no stock pile to dig through when you stall, but you gain one powerful freedom: you can pick up any face-up card together with every card stacked on it, even when that pile is a mess. The whole game is planning moves that pull face-down cards into the light.

How to play Yukon Solitaire

Seven columns are dealt, then the rest of the deck is laid on top of columns 2 through 7. There is no stock and no waste pile.
Pick up any face-up card and every card resting on it — the pile does not have to be in order.
The bottom card of the group decides the move: it must be the opposite colour and one rank lower than the card it lands on.
Build the four foundations up from Ace to King, one suit each. Only one card can go up at a time.
An empty column takes a King or any group led by a King. Clear all 52 cards onto the foundations to win.

Controls

Tap a face-up card to pick it up with everything on it, then tap where it should go. Tap it again to send a single card to its foundation. Tap a foundation card to pull it back to the table.

Tips & strategy

Uncovering face-down cards is the only real currency in Yukon — every other move is decoration.
You are allowed to move a jumbled pile, but ask what it costs first. A tidy column is easy to rebuild; a tangled one is not.
Straighten a column before it becomes a dumping ground. Yukon rewards two moves of setup more than it rewards one clever move.
Watch the Aces. With no stock to refill from, an Ace buried under a wall of cards can end the game on its own.
Empty columns are worth waiting for — hold one open until a King can start a fresh run.

FAQ

Is Yukon Solitaire free to play?

Yes. Every game on Deckmio is free in your browser with no download and no account required.

What is the difference between Yukon and Klondike?

Yukon has no stock pile — the whole deck is dealt at the start — and it lets you move any face-up card along with all the cards on top of it, even if they are out of order.

Can every Yukon game be won?

No, but a good share can be. Skilled players win roughly one deal in four. Because nothing is hidden in a stock, most losses are visible in hindsight rather than unlucky.

Can I move cards back off a foundation?

Yes. The top card of a foundation can be pulled back to a legal tableau spot if you need it as a landing pad. It cannot move to another foundation.

Learn more about Yukon Solitaire

Solitaire Rules: How to Play the Major Variants — One guide to every solitaire variant we host: what the goal is, how the table is laid out, and how to actually win.
Yukon Solitaire Rules: How to Play and Win — No stock pile, and you may move a pile that is not even in order — Yukon is planning, not luck.