Daily challenge
Every game here deals from a numbered shuffle, so a daily challenge costs nothing but a date: each game gets one deal per day and everyone who plays it gets the same one. Clear it to mark the day. Your streak and your month are kept in this browser only — there are no accounts on this site and nothing you play leaves your device.
Your month
Your daily record is stored in this browser. It will appear here once the page loads.
Today’s deals
Each link opens that game on today’s deal. The deal number is shown so you can replay the identical shuffle later, or on another device, from the game’s own page.
- Solitaire#805468207
The classic. Seven columns, four foundations, draw one or draw three.
- Klondike Solitaire#805468207
Draw three by default, scored, with deal numbers you can replay.
- Spider Solitaire#2842762175
Two decks, ten columns, eight runs to clear. One suit to four.
- FreeCell#3800845278
Everything face up, four cells, almost every deal winnable.
- Pyramid Solitaire#724719513
Twenty-eight cards, pairs that add to thirteen, Kings alone.
- TriPeaks Solitaire#607181954
Three peaks, one rank up or down, streak scoring.
- Yukon Solitaire#1869374203
Klondike with no stock — move any face-up card and its whole stack.
- Golf Solitaire#569252119
Seven columns of five, one rank up or down, scored like golf.
- Forty Thieves#2782953097
Two decks, same-suit building, one pass. The hard one.
- Scorpion Solitaire#2881459820
Move any face-up card with its whole stack, but build down in suit only.
- Minesweeper#282021112
Beginner to expert, guaranteed-safe first click, chording.
- Sudoku#1225901347
Fresh puzzles with verified unique solutions, easy to expert.
- Mahjong Solitaire#1027320807
144 tiles, classic turtle, every deal solvable.
- Hearts#1934475735
Trick-taking for four. Avoid the hearts, dread the Queen of Spades.
- Five Dice#2612585894
Five dice, three rolls, thirteen boxes and one decision per turn.
- Canfield Solitaire#1878969973
A 13-card reserve and a foundation that opens on whatever rank is dealt.
- Russian Solitaire#4151598294
Yukon's deal and free pickup, but building down in suit only.
- Eight Off Solitaire#1011764036
Eight free cells, twice FreeCell's four, but a same-suit tableau.
- Spiderette Solitaire#4267313642
Spider's move rule dealt out like Klondike, from a single deck.
- Easthaven Solitaire#781859776
Klondike's tableau with a Spider-style stock that deals to every column.
- Blackjack#3814764526
Hit, stand or double down against a dealer that stands on all 17s. No chips.
- War#799452056
No decisions, no skill — just flip, compare, and fight it out on a tie.
- Go Fish#815848463
Ask for ranks you hold, go fish on a miss, and collect all thirteen books.
- Crazy Eights#3857629904
Match by suit or rank, eights are wild, and first hand empty wins.
- Gin Rummy#865461341
Sets, runs and deadwood — knock at ten, go gin at none, play to 100.
- Spades#1072719814
Partnership bidding to 500, with nil, blind nil and the ten-bag penalty.
- Cribbage#935192241
Two-handed to 121, real pegging board, every point counted.
- Dominoes#4015510656
Draw dominoes with a real spinner, and All Fives scoring.
- Word Search#130045511
Twelve themed grids, eight directions, no word ever hidden twice.
- Hangman#828943222
Six guesses, 25,322 words and six subject categories.
- Word Scramble#803289730
Unscramble the letters before the clock runs out — every real answer counts.
- Word Guess#3077984764
Six tries, three word lengths and a hard mode.
- Cryptogram#3089312762
Crack a substitution cipher over an original saying.
- Word Ladder#627719775
Turn one word into another, one letter at a time, every rung a real word.
- Word Hunt#2628122784
Trace words through a letter grid before the clock runs out.
- Codeword#1181062527
A crossword with no clues — every letter is a number, and you deduce the key.
- Letter Hive#3271390621
Seven letters, one centre, and nine ranks to climb.
- Word Groups#384641487
Sixteen words, four hidden groups, four mistakes.
- Word Wheel#1042582978
Nine letters, one centre, and a nine-letter word in every one.
- Typing Test#2868290480
Words per minute and accuracy, with the formula written out.
- Memory Match#2038827537
Turn two cards, keep the pairs. Four board sizes, one player or two.
- Backgammon#878780944
Full rules against a computer, doubling cube and gammons included.
- Video Poker#1034873303
Jacks or Better on the 9/6 table, for points, with an exact best-hold hint.
- Block Puzzle#658639404
Fit shapes on a 10×10 grid and clear rows and columns. No timer.
- Nonogram#3415925285
Hand-drawn picture logic puzzles, 5 × 5 to 15 × 15, never a guess.
- Kakuro#3832987237
Cross sums with a proved single answer and the combination table built in.
- Killer Sudoku#571751255
Sudoku with cage totals, down to a grid with no clues at all.
- 2048#1565733354
Slide and merge to 2048, on three board sizes, with undo and a best score.
- Sliding Puzzle#2984841219
Sort 8, 15 or 24 tiles — only solvable deals, with hints and a solver.
- Snake#3123776270
Steer a growing snake round a grid without meeting a wall or your own tail.
- Mahjong Connect#1315174173
Join identical tiles with a line of two turns or fewer — every deal solvable.
- Jigsaw Puzzles#1515205468
Painted pictures cut into 12 to 150 pieces that snap into place.
- Sea Battle#1025164736
Hide your fleet, hunt theirs, and outshoot a computer that plays the odds.
- Euchre#2683452780
Five-card partnership trick-taking with bowers, lone hands and stick the dealer.
- Bulls and Cows#285730447
Crack a hidden code from its bulls and cows, in digits or colours.
- Aces Up Solitaire#1032066591
Four columns; the lower card of any suit on show is discarded. Aces high.
- La Belle Lucie#1188241707
Eighteen fans, built down in suit — with two redeals and one merci.
- Beleaguered Castle#1606685102
Aces out first, eight open rows, one card at a time — pure planning.
- Baker's Dozen Solitaire#2413159556
Thirteen open columns, Kings to the bottom, one card at a time.
Why a daily deal is worth playing
A numbered deal is a fair comparison in a way that a random one is not. Two people playing the same Klondike shuffle are solving the same problem, and a deal you lost is a deal you can go back to — the number is on the board and typing it into any game’s replay box deals it again exactly.
It is also the honest version of a leaderboard. A public scoreboard needs accounts and usernames, and usernames are content other people wrote — which is not something this site is willing to host. A shared deal gives you the comparison without any of that.
Daily challenge questions
- How does the daily challenge work?
- Every game gets one deal per day, derived from the game and the date. Everyone who plays that game on that date gets the identical shuffle, and it changes at midnight UTC.
- Do I need an account for the daily challenge?
- No. There are no accounts on this site at all. Your streak and your monthly calendar live in this browser's local storage and are never sent anywhere.
- What counts as completing the daily challenge?
- Winning that day's deal. Abandoning it or losing it does not count, and you can replay the same deal as many times as you like until you clear it.
- Does the daily streak break if I miss a day?
- Yes, but only after a full day has passed — so a streak still reads correctly all through the day before you have played. Play any game's daily deal to keep it going.
Deals shown for 2026-10-08 UTC.