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Spider Solitaire is a classic solitaire.
The goal in this game is to build six sequences down in suit within the tableau, each running from King to Ace.
Challenge people around the world with Skillz®, a competition platform complete with leaderboards, trophies, physical or virtual prizes, and an amazing loyalty program that rewards you just for playing!
Goal of the game
The goal is to assemble 13 cards of a suit, in ascending sequence from ace through king, on top of a pile.
Whenever a full suit of 13 cards is so assembled, it is lifted off and discarded from the game.
The game is won if all six suits are played out.
The rules
The top card of a pile may be moved, together with all face-up cards below it that follow in ascending suit and sequence.
A sequence of available cards may be broken at any point by leaving some cards behind.
A movable unit of cards may be placed either in a space or on a card of the next-higher rank to the bottom card of the unit, regardless of color or suit.
A king can be moved only onto a space. Alternatively, the spaces may be filled with any movable unit.
When all possible or desired moves come to a standstill, the player deals another row of ten cards face up.
Have FUN!
Spider Solitaire is a classic solitaire.
The goal in this game is to build six sequences down in suit within the tableau, each running from King to Ace.
Challenge people around the world with Skillz®, a competition platform complete with leaderboards, trophies, physical or virtual prizes, and an amazing loyalty program that rewards you just for playing!
Goal of the game
The goal is to assemble 13 cards of a suit, in ascending sequence from ace through king, on top of a pile.
Whenever a full suit of 13 cards is so assembled, it is lifted off and discarded from the game.
The game is won if all six suits are played out.
The rules
The top card of a pile may be moved, together with all face-up cards below it that follow in ascending suit and sequence.
A sequence of available cards may be broken at any point by leaving some cards behind.
A movable unit of cards may be placed either in a space or on a card of the next-higher rank to the bottom card of the unit, regardless of color or suit.
A king can be moved only onto a space. Alternatively, the spaces may be filled with any movable unit.
When all possible or desired moves come to a standstill, the player deals another row of ten cards face up.
Have FUN!
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