Turn 3, or Draw 3, draws up to three cards from the stock at once. The last card drawn becomes the top of the waste. Only that top card is playable, even when the interface shows the packet behind it.
Start a Draw 3 game
Open Solitaire, select Draw 3 in Settings and start a New Game. Your current game is not converted. Restart reproduces its original draw mode as well as its seed.
Draw 3 is available for normal Random and Guaranteed Winnable games. Daily stays Draw 1, so changing your normal preference does not change today’s Daily.
Think beyond the visible packet
After you play the waste top, the card beneath becomes available. It may be worth using that opportunity before drawing another packet. If only one or two stock cards remain, the final draw takes just those cards.
When the stock runs out, recycle the waste. Unlimited passes are allowed here. Removing waste cards changes what remains available on later passes, while the engine preserves the order of cards that are still present. Repeated drawing without a useful move does not itself uncover a new tableau card.
Keep the tableau moving
The tableau still builds downward in alternating colors, and foundations build upward by suit. Try to connect a useful waste card with a move that reveals something hidden. If you want to explore a sequence, Undo can reverse stock draws, recycling and card moves. For simpler stock access, Draw 1 exposes cards individually.