Spider Solitaire,
eight runs, king to ace.
Build ten columns down to clear eight full suits, King to Ace — deal a fresh row whenever you stall.
- Score
- 500
- Moves
- 0
- Runs
- 0/8
- Wins
- 0
Tap a card to lift the run from there, then tap a column to move to · tap the stock to deal a row
How Spider Solitaire works,
in short.
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Empty the board, suit by suit.
Two full decks are dealt into ten columns, only the bottom card of each face-up. Your goal is to clear all eight suits as runs from King down to Ace. A face-down card flips up the moment the card on top of it leaves.
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Tap a card, then tap a column.
You move a run of the same suit, each card one lower than the last — tap its top card to lift it, then tap the column to move to. It lands on a card one rank higher (any suit), or on an empty column. Tap a different card in the same column to take more or fewer; tap the lifted card again to set it down.
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A full suit clears itself
Deal a row, clear a run.
Stuck? Tap the stock pile to deal one face-up card onto every column — but only when no column is empty. The instant a column ends in a full King-to-Ace run of one suit, those thirteen cards lift away on their own. Clear all eight and you win.