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Build same-suit runs from King to Ace and clear all eight. Build same suit runs from King to Ace and clear all eight. The classic two deck patience game. Build descending runs and clear full suits, from a gentle one suit game to the fiendish four suit challenge.

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About Spider Solitaire

Spider Solitaire is the strategic, two deck cousin of classic Solitaire, and a firm favourite for players who want a deeper card game challenge. Instead of building up to foundations, your job is to assemble complete runs of thirteen cards, King down to Ace, in the same suit. Every full run is whisked away, and you win when all eight runs are cleared. It is a free solitaire card game that you can play right in your browser, with no download and no sign up. Play Spider Solitaire online free on WishnPlay, and tune the difficulty to suit your mood.

Pick 1 Suit to learn the ropes, 2 Suits for a balanced game, or the full 4 Suits for a proper test of planning and patience. The more suits in play, the more carefully you will have to think. If you have been looking for a solitaire spider game that is quick to open and free to play, this is a simple place to start.

Why players love it

Why players love Spider Solitaire

Simple to pick up, easy to love.

One, two or four suits

Choose your difficulty, from relaxed to expert.

Helpful hints

Get a nudge when you just cannot spot the next move.

Smooth play

Satisfying deals, ghost previews and suit clears.

Track your progress

Watch your moves and time as you work the board.

Plays anywhere

Tap or drag on phone, tablet and desktop.

Free & instant

No download and no account needed.

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Why players love Spider Solitaire

Spider Solitaire rewards the kind of slow, deliberate thinking that is genuinely relaxing. With two decks and ten columns to manage, each game becomes a satisfying puzzle of sequencing and foresight. There is real skill in untangling the board, yet no pressure of a clock or an opponent. The adjustable suits mean it grows with you, from a gentle warm up to a brain bending challenge, and that “clear the whole table” goal keeps you coming back. Free, single player and endlessly replayable, it is one of the most rewarding card games you can play in a browser, and WishnPlay makes it easy to start.

How to play

How to play Spider Solitaire

Build sequences downward in value within the ten columns — a 9 onto a 10, an 8 onto that 9, and so on.
For a run you can lift and move together, the cards must be the same suit and in order.
Complete a full King-to-Ace run in one suit and it's automatically cleared from the table.
When you're out of moves, deal a new row from the stock — but every column must have at least one card first.
Win by clearing all eight complete suit runs.

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Tips & tricks

Spider Solitaire tips & tricks

Build in suit whenever you can: Mixed suit stacks look tidy but cannot be moved as a group. Same suit runs are what win games.
Empty a column early: A free column is your most powerful tool for reshuffling awkward cards.
Uncover face down cards first: Every hidden card you flip gives you more options.
Hold off on dealing: A new deal drops a card on every column, often burying progress. Use up your moves first.
Start with fewer suits: Master 1 suit games before stepping up. The strategy carries straight over to 2 and 4 suits, and you can practise any level on WishnPlay.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before your first run.

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Spider Solitaire is a card game played with two decks. You build runs from King down to Ace in the same suit, and each finished run leaves the board. You win when all eight runs are cleared.

Yes, it is completely free. There is no download and no sign up. Open the page and start playing.

You can play right here in your browser. Nothing to install, and it works on any device.

Regular Klondike uses one deck and four piles. Spider uses two decks, ten columns and removes full runs from the board instead, so it feels more like a puzzle.

No, the rules are simple. Many people pick it up in one or two games. The challenge is in planning your moves, not in remembering the rules.

Yes, it is a great place to start. Take your time, turn over hidden cards first and try to empty a column early, and you will improve quickly.