Spider Solitaire is played with two decks of standard playing cards, for a total of 104 cards. When the game starts, a pile of 54 cards is dealt into each Tableau column, 6 into the leftmost 4 columns, and 5 into the remaining 6 columns. Only the top (bottom-most on-screen) card in each pile is face-up (visible) while all the rest are face-down (hidden or invisible). The remaining 50 cards are sent to the Stock. Part of what has to be done to win a game is for the player to turn (cause to become visible) all 44 hidden cards in the Tableau. This brings the card into play and can then be moved when appropriate.Ī card is turned (or flipped) automatically when all cards atop of it are removed. In Spider Solitaire, groups of one or more consecutive cards are moved at a time within the Tableau. All the cards being moved must be the same suit and, from up to down on the screen, must be descending in rank. When the player manages to arrange a complete suited run from the King down to the Ace, it is automatically placed into a foundation location for storage.Ī column that contains no cards is said to be empty or vacant. The rules of the game allow any suited run to be placed into an empty column.Ī suited run in the Tableau may be moved from the bottom of one pile and either into a vacant column or onto the bottom-most card in another pile. If onto another pile, the target card must be next in rank to the highest ranking card being moved however, it does not necessarily need to be the same suit. When all cards have been moved to the player's liking within the Tableau, they must click on the rightmost pile in the Stock to initiate the next deal. This process of moving suited runs and initiating the next deal continues until there are no more piles left in the Stock. #FREE ONLINE SPIDER SOLITAIRE 2 SUITS WINDOWS#Īt this point, if the player can move cards around and remove all cards from the Tableau, the game is won.
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