Solitaire Pro – 160 Card Games Wiki

I have been playing Russian Solitaire for years and about a year ago started with Pro Russian Solitaire. It’s a long, relaxing, enjoyable game which I almost never know if I’ve played a winning hand until the last minute or two of play.. There are clues at the beginning that warn me if all four Aces aren’t on the board by shuffle two, chances for a win are slim.

Great variety of games! Play it every day. Only one complaint: wish this version had the cards do dances and other things like the free version has when you win. Miss that. Maybe an ability to turn it on or off?

Interestingly, the only complaint I have is that some of the identical games on the same Solebon platform on the phone app are so different as far as difficulty. For example, almost impossible to win whitehead on the tablet app - easy on the phone. And please add Agnes bernauer on the phone

Love this app. The purchase was so worth it. I have a few games that have purchase options, and I’m honestly getting tired of them. You really can’t get far w/o making the darn purchases. I prefer to just buy a game, and be able to play it.

I like being able to go back and try the game again after you’ve made a choice between two options and to draw cards off the aces pile to get to a dead end.

I love all the different games in one place. I get to mark my favorites. It is nice to change up games to get my mind challenged to "what do I need to do for this particular game." The rules on each game are written very well for directions on how to play.

I have enjoyed the variety of games offered. I started playing all of them, to see which one's I liked. Some were familiar, but they are still among the ones that I play more often. Give it a try!

Great variety of games, great user interface, stats, undo. etc. No Ads is GREAT! I LOVE Forty Thieves the most and this version for the iPad is the BEST. I just wish Forty Thieves was also made for the iPhone. Keep up the good work!

I only play three games regularly because of the difficulty . That said, the arrangement is neat and clean, you don’t have junk popping up in your face, no ads, and no idiotic bots. I do wish they’d add a few card games, like spite and malice of which there is only one on the App Store and it’s awful, or canasta, or cribbage. I am alone enough, I’d like to play with a partner even if it’s a computer. Ok, enough said. If you like solitaire, this is the best. Now just because they say a version is “easy”, does not mean it is. You still can’t win at least one game (40 thieves), easy or not, because you have limited passes through the deck. I play that on someone else’s platform where I have a chance of winning. Then again, some folks like to lose.

I love this game but unfortunately the “auto” button and the “undo” button are right next to each other! I’ve accidentally touched the undo when I wanted auto. I know, no big deal unless you’re obsessed with winning WITHOUT an undo! Please change the position of these 2 choices! Thanks.

I have used this ap for several years and found it excellent. But I have noticed tha the cards are not shuffled into random order. For example 2s are often found just below aces in the pack. This indicates need for improvement in the underlying routine used to generate random numbers in the program.

This is the best solitaire game I’ve found, and I have tried many. My only complaint is that the GUI hasn’t been updated in a long time and it still doesn’t support current screen sizes like the 11” iPad Pro. I would really like to see this running full screen.

The iPhone app is almost perfect. One of the things I dislike about this game is that you can’t scroll down to see cards that can fit on the screen like you can on the iPhone. The iPhone app also gives more options in settings including random vs winning hands, etc.

My favorite game is Aces Up. Unfortunately the makers have decided not to make the card draws random, but rather to set them at impossible odds. This game deals 4 cards at a time. What are the odds of having one card of each suit dealt 4-6 times consecutively? And it happens in about 98% of the hands played. Calculated it out to about 100 million to one? Let the games be random instead of setting us up for failure. I would not buy this again...