I don't think so, because in all versions of playing Solitaire, you play it alone; although some people might consider that any game involving playing cards is gambling, or some form of it.
The answer to this question depends on who you ask, or perhaps what country you live in. Advertising agencies often have policies against advertising the game of solitaire in certain countries just the same as poker or blackjack, because the laws of a country restrict it. Some countries will even outlaw simple games of chance that are not wagered upon, and solitaire may fall into that category for those countries. Solitaire has some roots in gambling, such as the famous story of Canfield Casino (see the first Related Link below). Also, there are many internet sites today that allow some form of wagering using solitaire games. And then there are also solitaire games that are played for fun, but are themed around gambling games. However, if you eliminate the people and sites that use solitaire for gambling purposes and simply examine the game of solitaire, it is generally skill-based since the random aspects (the shuffling) can usually be overcome by skillful players. Even when a shuffle is not solvable, a skilled player will be able to get further than a non-skilled player. There are a few solitaire games where skill plays either no part or where skill plays a predominantly smaller part when compared to chance. But that only makes those particular variants "games of chance" and not gambling. It is when games of chance are wagered upon that they become gambling games. There are legal definitions for "games of chance" and "games of skill." See the second and third Related Links below.
Although categorized as casino games, our game is not considered to be gambling services at all. Our game is played for virtual gold and doEs not involve gambling for real money.
Yes, it is. Any wagers are considered gambling.
Yes, those issued by state lotteries are considered gambling. Winnings above a certain dollar amount are subject to taxation as gambling winnings, and a Form 1099 will be issued for filing with the IRS.
From a legal point of view these aren't considered as gambling in most countries; although, that depends on the what the law classifies as gambling where you live.
The following is a list of some different versions of solitaire: Klondike Solitaire, Pyramid Solitaire, Canfield Solitaire, Golf Solitaire, Yukon Solitaire, Poker Solitaire, Baker's Dozen Solitaire, Good Measure Solitaire, Little Spider Solitaire and Accordion Solitaire
Technically yes but according to tax law no
Gambling on horses is not considered haraam for the horse owner, just for the by-stander.
I loved to play spider solitaire on a computer when I was a child. Still, my love for solitaire is same and now I play regularly on my phone. Solitaire is a single player game and has many variations.
Addiction solitaire does not differ from regular solitaire except for ones mall detail, the game allows the player to reshuffle his or her deck up to three times, which isn't a standard rule in solitaire.
Solitaire, Memory, Or I declare war by yourself.
If one is wanting to play solitaire online and is looking for a solitaire network there is an actual website by this name. The 'Solitaire Network' website offers a wide range of different solitaire games to keep one entertained.