Spider Solitaire – Free Online Card Game
Spider Solitaire
- ♠ Card
- Desktop + Mobile
Free · No sign-up · Desktop & mobile
Spider Solitaire is a classic card puzzle with two decks and ten columns. Your goal is to build eight complete runs from king down to ace. You can choose 1, 2, or 4 suits, so the game can stay relaxed or become more demanding. It is a slow, careful game where each move changes what you can build next.
How to play
Start by looking for descending cards in the same suit. Tap a card, then tap the column where you want to move it. A card or same-suit run can only be placed onto a card that is one rank higher, or onto an empty column. Complete runs are removed automatically when they are finished. If you get stuck, tap the stock to deal one card to every column. Use this carefully, because it adds more cards to manage. Undo and hint are available if you want help while you plan the next move.
Controls
- Desktop: Mouse: click a card, then click the target column. Use the undo and hint buttons.
- Mobile: Tap a card, then tap the target column. Use the undo and hint buttons.
Features
- 104 cards in two decks
- Ten columns to work through
- Choose 1, 2, or 4 suits for difficulty
- Undo up to 200 moves
- Hint button and automatic run removal
Tips & strategy
- Clear short columns first so you can create an empty column.
- Build runs in a single suit whenever you can.
- Use the stock only when no useful move is left.
- Keep an eye on empty columns, because you cannot deal while one is open.
Progression
Spider Solitaire rewards patience more than speed. In a longer session, the best games usually come from steady column management: move cards to free buried ranks, then rebuild in descending same-suit order. Empty columns matter a lot, because they give you room to shift cards and open new options. If you are learning the game, start with 1 suit to understand the flow. Two suits adds more decisions, while four suits makes same-suit runs much harder to build. Undo can help you test ideas without committing to a bad layout, and hint can point you back to a better move when the board feels crowded.
About this game
Spider Solitaire is a carlogames game that runs in your browser on desktop and mobile. Your personal best is stored on your device only, and no personal data is collected.
FAQ
In Spider Solitaire, how do I build the eight complete runs from king down to ace?
Look for descending cards in the same suit. You can move a card or same-suit run onto a card that is one rank higher, or into an empty column. When a run is finished, it is removed automatically, helping you work toward all eight complete runs.
What does choosing 1, 2, or 4 suits change in Spider Solitaire?
It changes the difficulty. The game can stay relaxed with fewer suits or become more demanding with more suits. The guide says 1 suit is best for learning the flow, 2 suits adds more decisions, and 4 suits makes same-suit runs much harder to build.
When should I tap the stock in Spider Solitaire, and what happens after I do?
If you get stuck, tap the stock to deal one card to every column. Use this carefully, because it adds more cards to manage. The tips also say to use the stock only when no useful move is left, and not while an empty column is open.
How do undo and hint help in Spider Solitaire?
Undo and hint are available if you want help while you plan the next move. The game features undo up to 200 moves, and the hint button can point you back to a better move when the board feels crowded or you want to test an idea.
What Spider Solitaire tips help me manage the columns better?
Clear short columns first so you can create an empty column. Build runs in a single suit whenever you can, and keep an eye on empty columns because you cannot deal while one is open. The game rewards steady column management more than speed.