Is one-suit Spider easier than four-suit?

Much easier. With a single suit every card stacks in sequence, so almost every deal is winnable. Two suits is a genuine game, and four suits is hard — even good players lose plenty.

Do I need an account?

No. Nothing to register, nothing to install. Your current game, statistics and preferences live in your browser's local storage and disappear when you clear your browsing data.

Why can't I deal from the stock?

Spider only lets you deal a new row when every column has at least one card. Fill the empty column first, then deal — it is the rule that stops you burying a dead board.

Does a completed suit come back?

No. Once a King-to-Ace run of one suit is built it is sent to a foundation and removed for good. Collect all eight and you win the deal.

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Play Spider Solitaire Online for Free

The two-deck classic: build the columns down and clear whole King-to-Ace suits. Choose one, two or four suits, with unlimited undo — no download, no sign-up.

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What Is Spider Solitaire?

Spider Solitaire is the two-deck patience where the aim is to build eight complete runs, each from King down to Ace in a single suit, and clear them off the table. It is the solitaire that ships with almost every computer, and the one people keep coming back to.

This one keeps out of your way. The board opens instantly, undo is unlimited, and finished suits lift off on their own. Pick your difficulty — one suit to learn, two for a real game, four for a proper fight — with no accounts, no adverts and no timers.

Why Play Spider Solitaire Here

One, two or four suits

Switch difficulty in a click. One suit is a gentle warm-up, two suits is the game most people mean, and four suits is the full challenge.

Unlimited undo

Take a move back, or walk the whole game back a step at a time. Exploring a line costs nothing, so you can test an idea before you commit.

Runs clear themselves

Complete a King-to-Ace suit and it lifts off the tableau automatically, turning the card beneath it face up. Eight runs and the deal is won.

Ten languages, no accounts

The whole site is translated into the ten most spoken languages online. Your game and settings stay in your browser and never leave your device.

Spider Solitaire — Frequently Asked Questions

Is one-suit Spider easier than four-suit?: Much easier. With a single suit every card stacks in sequence, so almost every deal is winnable. Two suits is a genuine game, and four suits is hard — even good players lose plenty.
Do I need an account?: No. Nothing to register, nothing to install. Your current game, statistics and preferences live in your browser's local storage and disappear when you clear your browsing data.
Why can't I deal from the stock?: Spider only lets you deal a new row when every column has at least one card. Fill the empty column first, then deal — it is the rule that stops you burying a dead board.
Does a completed suit come back?: No. Once a King-to-Ace run of one suit is built it is sent to a foundation and removed for good. Collect all eight and you win the deal.

How to play Spider Solitaire

Spider is played with two full decks — 104 cards. The goal is to build eight complete suit runs, King down to Ace, and clear them all from the table. Suits build within a column; only same-suit runs move together.

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Spider Solitaire strategy

Spider rewards patience over speed. A few habits turn a hopeless-looking board into a win, especially once you move past a single suit.

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