Solitaire Arena Review

How to Play

Each game has a five-minute limit and includes a time bonus if you finish before time runs out. The game ends once you have stacked all cards in the foundation stacks, or when there are no more moves left to play. The player with the best time or most complete game wins. 

Players can practice using in-app coins and tickets, or enter paid tournaments and practice runs by depositing funds into their accounts.

Aside from paid and free solitaire tournaments, Solitaire Arena includes other games and bonus challenges such as its Bingo Pool, Infinite Quest,and Lucky Deposit wheel spin. These give players the opportunity to earn in-app cash, tickets and coins to enter tournaments and unlock higher game levels without having to make deposits.

Deposits and Withdrawals

According to Mobile Fox’s website, Solitaire Arena users can securely deposit and withdraw money from their accounts using Paypal.

Accessibility

Players must be 18 years or older to access the cash features of the game and deposit money into the app. Additionally, some states in the U.S. are restricted from skill-based cash gaming. These include Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Louisiana, Michigan, Montana, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Indiana, and Maine.

The app is currently only available in English. It’s compatible with iOS 11.0 or later for iPhones and iPods. It’s not available for macOS or iPads. 

Consumer Satisfaction

Solitaire Arena has over 21,000 review ratings on the Apple App Store. The app has earned 4.7 out of 5 stars and the 14th place in the Card category of the app store. Users who gave one-star reviews claim the app has too many ads and issues with withdrawals, and complain about not being able to contact customer support for refunds or issues with their accounts. Users with positive experiences report having fun while earning money and enjoying the game’s design.