The DealĢ-Suit Spider uses two decks (four sets of Ace through King in Hearts, and another 4 sets in Spades. The goal in 2-suit Spider Solitaire is the same as in most other Spider games: Arrange eight sets of cards from King down to Ace in the same suit directly within the Columns. It is nowhere near as difficult as regular Spider, but it still makes you work for the win. Spider 2-Suits strikes the perfect balance.

Click on the Stock to deal another card to each Column, but only when no Column is empty.

Empty Columns may be filled with any properly sequenced card(s).

Built cards IN SUIT can move as a unit, and can be split.

Build Columns Down in ANY suit, but prefer the SAME SUIT.

Complete sets of cards are removed from the layout.

Build sets of 13 cards from King to Ace IN SUIT within the Columns.

It is a great introduction to the game of Spider for most people. For example, on SoliTaire! Network, standard Spider is only won about 4% of the time and is a very difficult game that requires more than the usual amount of strategy and concentration, whereas the the Spider Solitaire 2-suits variation is won about 18% of the time and is a more relaxed version. Tableau columns.Although the standard Spider Solitaire game still is a highly popular game, the 2-Suit Spider Solitaire variant has rapidly gained in popularity due to retaining what makes the classic Spider game so good, while making it much more accessible to the average player. When no more constructive moves can be made on the tableau, click on the stock to deal another card to each of the Empty tableau columns may be filled by any card or a packed descending suit Then it will be transferred to one of the foundations automatically. If you manage to create a complete descending sequence of cards from King to Ace of the same suit, e.g. Therefore, you should try to pack cards of the same suit if you have a choice, otherwise you'll find the game blocks quickly. Of a tableau column to another tableau column if it creates a descending sequence (regardless of suit). You may move any exposed card from the end Played to the foundations as eight separate King to Ace sequences then the game is won.Īll building is carried out on the tableau columns with the foundations not really participating in the game much. When such a sequence has been formed, it is automatically removed to one of the 8 foundations. The object of the game is to build cards of descending suit sequence from King to Ace. Variations exist that still use 104 cards, but only use the Spades in the one suit game and Spades and Hearts in the two suit game. Spider is usually played with two standard decks of playing cards, but the game is very difficult that way. The remaining cards are placed face down to form the stock. 4 more cards are dealt face down to the 4 leftmost columns and then a face up card is dealt to the end of each column. After thoroughly shuffling both decks together, 4 rows of 10 face down cards are dealt

The game is played with two packs of playing cards.

The game varies in difficulty from fairly easy to reallyĭifficult depending on how many suits you use and I've tweaked the scoring in the Solitaire City version to reward you with more points if you win the game while Spider is another solitaire game that has become popular through its inclusion with Microsoft Windows.

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