Spider Solitaire is a patience game played with one, two or four suits. You build descending runs within ten columns, and a full King-to-Ace run of one suit is removed automatically. Clear all eight runs to win — the fewer suits, the easier.
Spider Solitaire is a patience game played with one, two or four suits. You build descending runs within ten columns, and a full King-to-Ace run of one suit is removed automatically. Clear all eight runs to win — the fewer suits, the easier.
How do you win Spider Solitaire?
Assemble eight complete same-suit runs from King down to Ace. Focus on same-suit ordering, emptying columns, and uncovering face-down cards before dealing new rows.
Why can't I move a pile of cards?
Only cards in a descending same-suit sequence move together. A run that switches suits breaks the block, so you can only move from the last suit-consistent card.
Is one-suit Spider much easier?
Yes — with a single suit every descending sequence is automatically same-suit, so far more layouts are winnable. Four-suit Spider is the hardest.