Triple Klondike with three-card draw
The table is the same as in Triple Klondike: thirteen columns of 1 to 13 cards and twelve foundations. In turn 3 the stock gives you three cards at a time.
- Click the stock to turn three cards onto the waste. Only the top one is playable.
- Play it, and the next card down is available.
- When the stock is empty, click it to turn the waste back over.
Playing it well
- Work the table before you draw. Make every move on the table first, because drawing buries cards in the waste.
- Use the extra copies. Three of every card means a card you need is probably somewhere else in the layout.
- Count your passes. After a pass through the stock you will see the same groups of three. Look for the one card to play from the waste that changes the groups next time.
- Hold back a King. Keep one ready for the first empty column.
Prefer a gentler game? Try turn 1, or Double Klondike with two decks.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Triple Klondike turn 3?
It is Triple Klondike where each click on the stock turns over three cards, and only the top one can be played. It is the traditional way to play and is harder than turning one card at a time.
How many cards are in the stock?
65 at the start. The thirteen columns take 91 of the 156 cards.
How often can I go through the stock?
As many times as you want. This site takes points off for each pass, but there is no limit.
Is turn 3 harder than turn 1?
Yes. Cards below the top of the waste cannot be played until the one above them is moved. With three decks there are enough copies that a lot of deals can still be won with careful play.