A solo game starts in one click, from your browser, with no account to create and nothing to install. It is the quickest way to discover the game: you choose the level of your opponents, and the table is ready.
Four levels are on offer. The Beginner plays on instinct: it spots the good cards but drifts with the current. The Intermediate counts its points, watches the columns and knows when not to dive. The Expert and the Master simulate hundreds of round endings before every move — they are rarely off by a point.
The game runs entirely in your browser: nothing is exchanged with the server, so there is no latency, and nothing depends on the quality of your connection once the page has loaded.
That is also why a solo game earns no experience, no pearls and no badge: a game played in the browser can be altered by whoever plays it, and counting it would let anyone award themselves whatever they liked. To make progress, open an online table and fill it with bots — same opponents, same game, but refereed by the server.