Free Online Spider Solitaire

Play Spider Solitaire free with 1, 2 or 4 suit difficulty — ten columns, full-sequence clears, unlimited undos. Prefer something else? Try Solitaire or FreeCell.

Spider Solitaire

Build descending runs of any suit to move multiple cards at once, and complete a full King-to-Ace same-suit run to clear it from the board. Drag cards, or tap to select then tap the target column.

Any card can sit on a card one rank higher. Only matching-suit runs move as a group.

Solitaire

The classic Klondike game — draw, stack and build your way to four full foundations.

Spider Solitaire

Ten columns, one to four suits, and full-sequence clears. The ultimate patience test.

FreeCell

Every card dealt face up from the start — a game of pure strategy, almost always solvable.

How to Play Spider Solitaire

Spider Solitaire is played with two full decks (104 cards) across ten tableau columns. Unlike Klondike, there are no foundation piles — instead, you win by assembling and clearing eight complete King-to-Ace sequences of the same suit.

Setup

The first four columns get six cards each and the remaining six columns get five cards each, with only the top card of every column face up. The other 50 cards sit in the stock, dealt ten at a time — one to each column — whenever you click the stock.

Moving cards

Choosing a difficulty

One-suit Spider (spades only) is the most forgiving since every card is compatible for a group move. Two-suit adds hearts for extra planning. Four-suit is the traditional, most challenging version — plan carefully before splitting up a matching run.

How do you win Spider Solitaire?

Clear all eight King-to-Ace sequences off the tableau to win the game.

Can I move a run that mixes suits?

You can place a single card of any suit on a valid target, but only a same-suit descending run can move as a group.

Why won't the stock deal a new row?

Spider blocks dealing while any column is empty. Fill every column first, then click the stock again.

Does Spider Solitaire work on mobile?

Yes — the ten columns resize to fit your screen, and cards move with a tap-to-select or a drag.