You can play Spider 2 Suits with 2 suits,spades, and hearts. Or you can play Spider Solitaire game 4 Suits with all 4 suits in a deck.

For instance, you can move 3 of spades under 4 of hearts, but you can move the complete run under the foundation block only when the entire run is of the same color.

Once the color matches, you win Spider Solitaire 2 or 4 Suits game!! It's fun to play to win the game. Copyright - FreeSpiderSolitaire.

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In this game, you do not need to take account of the colours when moving the cards. The most important rule of the Spider Solitaire game is that you can only place a card on top of another card that is 1 point higher in value.

For example, you can only place the 2 of Spades on the 3 of Spades see illustration. It is also possible to move several cards at once, if they are all in ascending order with a one point difference.

For example if the 7, 6, and 5 of Spades are on top of each other, then you can move all three at the same time to an open 8. Whenever you move a card that was face down, the previously hidden card will be turned up.

Similar to traditional solitaire, the objective of the game is to clear or expose all the cards. The goal of the Spider Solitaire game is to build cards in descending order: King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8,7,6,5,4,3,2, and Ace in the columns of the tableau.

Once you form this sequence, you can instantly locate it to the foundation. Once you play all the cards and you have moved them to 8 separate descending sequences, then you win the game.

In order to determine significant differences, it is ideal to define the terms used in playing the game. The tableau refers to the columns and rows of cards where you play the game.

In the conventional form, the tableau is made of seven columns with every column containing a single card rested atop on a stack of cards on face down.

While traditional Solitaire is played with seven stacks in the table, Spider Solitaire is played with 10 stacks. The Foundation refers to the area in the tableau where you need to move the cards as you play the game.

Your objective is to move all the cards in the Foundation. Meanwhile, the stock refers to the remaining cards that are not yet dealt when you set up the game.

Once you cannot make more moves with the current face up cards, you can pick cards from the stock. In traditional Solitaire, the four suits are played.

When cards are drawn from the stockpile, you may have sequences that are no longer ordered. The 10 and the Jack can only be moved once the Ace is moved.

All three of these cards cannot be moved together because they are not in sequence. Even if a card is blocked, you can still continue to sequence below the blocked card.

In the below example, even though the Queen needs to be moved, you can still put a Jack on top of the Queen. Once this is done, you need to move the Queen and the Jack to unblock and access the 9.

After this, follow these general rules: Apply the same card-moving rules from single to multi suit You can only move groups of cards as a single unit if they are in sequential order and of the same suit You can sequence cards of different colors or suits.

However, you can only move cards together, or as a bunch, to other piles if they are of the same suit. If you move a 4 of Hearts on top of a 5 of Spades, the 5 of Spades is blocked until the 4 of Hearts is moved.

They cannot be moved together as a group. Empty columns or piles can be filled by any card, just like single suit The rest of the same rules apply 1 Suit, and the game is won when the foundation piles are filled.

History of Spider Solitaire As a variation to the original Solitaire, Spider Solitaire is a single player card game, with multiple variations, having grown very popular after its inclusion in Microsoft Windows.

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