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Spider Solitaire — Build King-to-Ace Runs in One Suit

Spider Solitaire with two decks and ten columns: complete runs from King to Ace in one suit. Play 1, 2 or 4 suits, plus a Daily Spider. Now on Google Play

Spider Solitaire — Build King-to-Ace Runs in One Suit

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Spider Solitaire — Card Game — Build King-to-Ace runs in one suit. Play 1, 2 or 4 suits, plus a Daily Spider. Free to play on Google Play, with ads. 9 languages.

About the Game

Spider Solitaire is played with two decks across ten columns. Stack cards down in any order of suits, but only a run in one suit moves together. Complete a full run from King to Ace and it leaves the board — clear all eight runs to win.

How to Play

  • Stack cards in descending order, whatever the suit
  • Only a run in one suit can be moved together
  • A full King-to-Ace run in one suit is cleared from the board automatically
  • When you run out of moves, deal a new row of ten cards from the stock (the Deal button at the bottom). You can deal even when a column is empty
  • Clear all eight runs to win
  • If you get stuck, the game tells you and lets you undo, restart the deal or start a new one

Difficulty

  • 1 suit (Easy): a game with a single suit
  • 2 suits (Medium): two suits
  • 4 suits (Hard): four suits

Features

  • Daily Spider: the same deal for everyone, with a daily streak
  • Undo your moves
  • Landscape button for a bigger board, and large, easy-to-read cards
  • Records for each difficulty: today, this week, this month and all time, plus your best streak
  • Plays in 9 languages
  • A few new games are free every day; watch an optional ad for more

It is free to play and contains ads.

Free play, 1 suit (Easy): ten columns and the Deal button Daily Spider: everyone plays the same deal The start screen: Daily Spider, suit selection and New game

Gameplay Video

Download

Spider Solitaire Google Play QR code

Released Together

These apps came out on Google Play on the same day.

Another card game: Solitaire

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