Spider Solitaire
Build complete K–A sequences in your chosen suit count. Clear all eight to win.
How to play
Spider Solitaire is played with two 52-card decks (104 cards) across 10 tableau columns. Build complete same-suit sequences from King down to Ace to remove them from the board.
The setup
Columns 0–3 start with 6 cards each, columns 4–9 with 5 cards each (54 tableau cards). The remaining 50 cards are split into five deal groups of ten.
Moving cards
Click a card to select its movable run — a consecutive same-suit descending sequence from that card to the column's top. A single face-up card can always be moved. Click the destination column to place it.
Any-suit stacking
Cards of any suit can be stacked in descending order, but only same-suit runs are movable as a unit. Mixed stacks lock the lower cards until they're freed.
Dealing from stock
Click Deal to place one card on each of the ten columns. All columns must be non-empty before you deal. There are five deal groups — use them wisely.
Completing a sequence
When a complete K–A sequence of the same suit is assembled on top of a column, it is automatically removed. Clear all 8 sequences to win.
Difficulty
1 Suit uses only spades — the easiest. 2 Suits uses spades and hearts. 4 Suits uses all four suits and requires careful planning.