Spider Solitaire: Card Game

Spider Solitaire, much like the classic card game Solitaire (also called Patience or Klondike Solitaire), is among the top free card games for Android.

Remember the iconic Spider Solitaire game you used to play on your PC? Well, now you can enjoy it on your Android device.

Spider Solitaire, also known as Spiderette or Spiderwort, offers the same high-quality and polished gameplay that you know and love.

♠ Key features:

- Simple gameplay, either tap to move or drag and drop cards

- Access to unlimited free hints

- Crisp, large, and easy-to-read cards

- Play offline! No WiFi needed for offline play

- Addictive gameplay (a classic but timeless game)

- Available in 13 different languages

Even though it may pose a challenge initially, Spider Solitaire is a straightforward and engaging game.

Give it a shot to train your brain and pass time during restless nights. If you're into brain-twisting games, Spider Solitaire is bound to be a favorite.

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Game rules

Spider Solitaire is a classic card game, the goal is to arrange all cards from K to A into a complete sequence according to suit and order

Game layout:

Use two decks of cards (104 cards), divided into three areas:

Stock: The remaining 50 cards, used to supplement the card column.

Tableau: 10 columns of cards, the first 4 columns have 6 cards each, the last 6 columns have 5 cards each, and the top card of each column is face up.

Foundation: Used to store complete sequences.

Movement rules:

Any card can be moved to a card one level higher than it (for example, 9 can be placed on 10), regardless of suit.

If there are consecutive sequences of the same suit in the card column (such as 8♠️, 7♠️, 6♠️), they can be moved together.

Any card or sequence can be placed in the empty column.

Supplementing the deck:

When there are no movable cards in the card column, 10 cards can be drawn from the deck to supplement the card column, one in each column.

Before using the deck, you must ensure that there is at least one card in each column.

Winning conditions:

When all cards are successfully moved to the foundation pile to form 8 complete sequences, the game wins.

Winning tips

Prioritize exposure of face-down cards: Try to turn over more face-down cards to increase the available cards and combination opportunities.

Avoid using decks: Try to complete all possible moves in the card column and avoid using decks too early, as this may block key sequences.

Create empty columns: Empty columns can be used to temporarily store cards or sequences to increase the flexibility of operations.

Prioritize building sequences of the same suit: Try to build sequences of the same suit as this is easier to move to the foundation pile.

Use the undo function: If the game supports it, use the undo function to try different moves to avoid mistakes.

High card priority: When filling empty columns, give priority to using high cards (such as K, Q, J) to increase the flexibility of building sequences.