Spider Solitaire Play Free Online, 1, 2 or 4 Suits
Step 1: Choose how many suits
Step 2: Tap or drag cards to build runs from King down to Ace. Tap the stock to deal a new row
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About this game
Play Spider Solitaire free online with one, two or four suits. Using two decks of cards, build full runs from King down to Ace in a single suit across ten columns. Each finished run leaves the table, and you win when all eight runs are complete. Tap or drag to move, with unlimited undo and hints.
Quick answer: Tap a face-up card to move it, together with any cards of the same suit below it in order, onto a card one rank higher. When you run out of moves, tap the stock at the top right to deal one new card onto every column. A complete run of thirteen cards of one suit, from King to Ace, is removed automatically. Remove all eight runs to win.
How to play Spider Solitaire
- The deal. 104 cards are used. Ten columns get 54 cards, with only the top card of each face up. The other 50 cards make the stock, enough for five more deals.
- Moving cards. You can place any card on a card one rank higher, whatever the suit, for example any 7 on any 8.
- Moving runs. A group of cards can move together only if they are all the same suit and in order, such as 9, 8, 7 of hearts.
- Empty columns. Any card or same-suit run can go into an empty column.
- Dealing. Tap the stock to deal ten new cards, one on each column. Every column must have at least one card before you deal.
- Completing runs. When a column holds King to Ace of one suit in order, those thirteen cards move off the table.
1 suit, 2 suits or 4 suits?
| Level | Cards | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| 1 suit | Eight sets of spades | Beginner: most games can be won. |
| 2 suits | Four sets each of spades and hearts | Medium: you must plan to keep suits together. |
| 4 suits | Two full decks | Expert: wins are rare and need careful play. |
Spider Solitaire tips
- Build in suit when you can. Mixed-suit stacks are stuck together, so prefer moves onto the same suit.
- Turn over face-down cards. Focus on columns with the fewest hidden cards, to empty them sooner.
- Empty columns are gold. Use them to untangle mixed stacks, and fill them before you deal.
- Do everything you can before dealing. Each new row covers every column.
Prefer a single deck? Play classic Solitaire, or try peg solitaire and the Tower of Hanoi puzzle. See all our free online games.
FAQ
Is Spider Solitaire free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up and no download, and it works on phones, tablets and computers. On a phone, tap cards to move them.
Can every game be won?
No, but most one-suit games can. If you get stuck, use Undo to try another order, or Restart this deal to play the same cards again.
Why can’t I deal a new row?
Every column needs at least one card before you can deal. Move a card into each empty column first.
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