Free Spider Solitaire

How to play

1. Cards can be placed in descending order on a higher card, regardless of suit.
2. Only same-suit sequences can be moved as a block.
3. A complete king-to-ace sequence in a single suit is automatically removed from the table.
4. From the stockpile in the bottom right, you deal a new card onto every column once no more moves are possible. No column may be empty when you do this.
5. You win once all eight sequences have been removed.

Tips and tricks

• Empty a column completely: that open spot is your best sorting tool.
• Build same-suit sequences, even if a move with mixed suits is available.
• Reveal face-down cards as early as possible, before dealing new cards from the stockpile.
• Start with one suit until you win reliably, then move up to two and four.

About Spider Solitaire

Spider Solitaire is the bigger sibling of classic solitaire: you play with 104 cards from two decks, dealt across ten columns. The goal is to build eight complete sequences from king to ace in a single suit. Every finished sequence is removed from the table.

You choose your own difficulty: with one suit (spades only), Spider Solitaire suits beginners; with two suits, it already gets tricky; with four suits, it's a real challenge that requires planning many moves ahead. No time limit, no sign-up.

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