Spider Solitaire — 1, 2 or 4 suits
Build descending runs across ten columns and complete a full King-to-Ace suit to clear it. Clear all eight to win. Start gentle with one suit, then climb to the four-suit challenge.
🕷️ 1 / 2 / 4 suits
🔓 No login
★ Daily challenge + streaks
📱 Plays on any device
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What is Spider Solitaire?
Spider uses two decks (104 cards) dealt into ten columns. You build cards down in rank to assemble a complete run from King down to Ace in a single suit; each completed run is removed. Clear all eight runs to win.
Choose your difficulty by the number of suits in play: one suit is a relaxing warm-up, two suits a solid challenge, and four suits the real test. Unlimited, free, and no login required.
How to play (60-second version)
- Build columns down by rank — any suit can sit on a card one higher.
- You can only pick up a run if it's all the same suit, in order.
- Complete a King→Ace run of one suit and it's cleared automatically.
- Tap the deck to deal one card to every column — but only when no column is empty.
- Clear all eight suits to win.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Spider Solitaire free?
- Yes — completely free, supported by ads, no login.
- What's the difference between 1, 2 and 4 suits?
- Fewer suits means it's far easier to build long same-suit runs. One suit is the easiest mode; four suits is the hardest.
- Why won't the deck deal?
- Spider's rule is that you can't deal a new row while any column is empty — fill the gaps first.
- Is there a daily puzzle?
- Yes — the Daily Challenge deals everyone the same game each day and tracks your streak.