Classic card game · 1, 2 or 4 suits Spider Solitaire.
Build runs of one suit from king down to ace and they leave the table. Clear all eight runs to win. Drag a card, or tap it and then where it goes.
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Build runs of one suit from king down to ace and they leave the table. Clear all eight runs to win. Drag a card, or tap it and then where it goes.
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Spider Solitaire is played with two decks, 104 cards, in ten columns. The goal is to build eight full runs, each from king down to ace in one suit. A finished run leaves the table for the foundations at the top by itself, and the game is won when all eight are gone.
Any card can go on a card one rank higher, whatever its suit: a 7 on any 8. Several cards move together only when they are a run of one suit in order, like the 9, 8 and 7 of hearts. Any card or run can go into an empty column. When the last face-up card leaves a column, the card under it turns face up.
The stock at the top left holds five deals of ten cards. Tap it to deal one card onto every column. As in the standard rules, you cannot deal while a column is empty: put a card there first.
With one suit every card is a spade, so any run in order can move together: the easiest game and the one most people play. Two suits add hearts, and four suits use the whole deck, which makes runs much harder to keep together. The daily deal, the same for everyone each day, is a one-suit game.
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