Draw one, turn one and one-card Solitaire
These names describe the stock dealing one new card at a time. Click the stock to expose the next card. This page covers the Draw 1 browser edition supplied by OnlineGames.io.
Check the layout before drawing again. An available move in a column may uncover a hidden card, giving you a useful option without cycling past the current stock card.
The columns and foundations use different rules
In the main columns, place cards in descending order and alternate red and black. For example, a black 7 can go on a red 8. An empty column is reserved for a King.
Foundations start with an Ace and build upward within the same suit. A heart foundation takes the 2 of hearts after the Ace, not a different-colored 2. The Controls card keeps the two rules together beside an expanded board.
Quick controls and leaving the game
Prefer a move that turns over a face-down card when both choices are legal. More exposed cards give you more information.
Choose Exit game in the toolbar to close the player. Reload opens a fresh game window and may end the current attempt. Reading a control card does not pause the game.
| Action | Input |
|---|---|
| Reveal a stock card | Click stock |
| Move a card | Click / drag |
Scroll across the table if any columns are off screen.
Source, connection and progress
OnlineGames.io supplies this Solitaire browser edition. Its official listing does not identify a separate developer.
Starting connects to the provider, which may show advertisements or a Continue game screen. Follow those controls when they become available. Internet access is required.
Play Games Daily provides this guide, the surrounding player and an original decorative cover. The live game stays on the provider’s service. Its browser storage is controlled by the provider; this site cannot export or restore the game’s progress.
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