🕷Spider Solitaire
Two decks, ten columns, and 1, 2 or 4-suit difficulty. Clear King-to-Ace runs to win.
- 1 players
- ~15 min
- hard
- Free
Dealing…
How to play Spider Solitaire
Objective
Assemble eight complete King-to-Ace same-suit sequences; each finished run is removed from the tableau.
Setup
- Two 52-card decks (104 cards) are used.
- Ten tableau columns receive 54 cards; the top card of each is face up.
- The remaining 50 cards are dealt ten at a time from the stock.
Rules
- Cards build downward in rank regardless of suit.
- Only a same-suit descending run may be moved as a group.
- Dealing from the stock adds one card to every column — you cannot deal while any column is empty.
- A completed King-to-Ace same-suit run is removed automatically.
Strategy tips
- Start with 1-suit until the flow is second nature.
- Empty a column early — it's the single most valuable resource.
- Prefer moves that expose face-down cards over moves that just tidy a run.
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