Spider Solitaire

THE CLASSICS, EXPLAINED

A little order in the cards.

Complete eight same-suit runs from King down to Ace to clear all 104 cards.

1. Build downward by rank.Place a card on another card one rank higher. The suit may differ when placing a single card.
2. Move matching runs together.A group moves only when every card is face-up, descending by one rank, and the same suit. Mixed-suit groups must be separated.
3. Use empty columns.Any single card or valid same-suit run may fill an empty column. Clearing a column gives you space to sort suits.
4. Deal a row when ready.The stock has five rows. Each deal places one face-up card on all ten columns. Fill every empty column before dealing. There are no stock redeals.
5. Finish King through Ace.A complete thirteen-card same-suit run is removed automatically. Finish eight runs to win. Choose one, two, or four suits for your next hand.

Tap a card and its destination, or drag a matching run. Tap the selected card again to clear. On phones, Large cards keeps cards readable: swipe the table, use its arrows, or drag near an edge to pan. Fit table shows all ten columns. Keyboard: D deals, Z undoes, H hints, A starts AI Play, M opens the menu, and Esc clears your selection.

Deals are shuffled randomly; some cannot be won. Your current game saves on this browser.

New to solitaire? Training Mode plays the hand and explains every move aloud while the character voices stay silent. AI Play lets you watch the hand with the regular character voices. Pause either mode or touch a card to take over. Neither mode replaces your hand; when the AI runs out of useful moves, try Undo, a different move, or a new hand.

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MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME

Your table, your way.

Training begins at Slow. Its speed is separate from AI Play; every pace finishes the full spoken lesson before moving the card.

Settings and progress are saved on this device.

A FRESH START

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