Spider Solitaire
- Moves
- 0
- Time
- 0:00
- Deals left
- 0
- Runs done
- 0 / 8
- Best time
- —
- Best moves
- —
- Wins
- 0
Tap a card, then tap the column it goes to.
Only same-suit runs move together. Tap the stock to deal a row.
⌨ Keyboard
- Tab/Shift+Tabmove between cards
- Enter/Spaceplay or select
Play Spider Solitaire online free — 1, 2 or 4 suits
Spider Solitaire is the two-deck patience game: 104 cards dealt across ten columns, built downward, with the goal of assembling eight complete runs from King to Ace in a single suit. Play Spider Solitaire online free on CardCouch with one suit (easy), two suits (medium) or all four (hard) — no download and no sign-up.
Tap a card to pick up the same-suit run stacked on it, then tap the column it should go to. When you run out of moves, deal a row of ten from the stock — but only once every column has a card in it. Completed runs are lifted off the table automatically, and unlimited undo lets you take back any move, deal or completed run.
On CardCouch
- Classic Spider rules: ten columns, five stock deals of ten, same-suit runs move together, any card may fill an empty column.
- One, two or four suits, remembered between visits; personal bests (fastest win, fewest moves, total wins) kept separately for each level.
- Unlimited undo, a move counter and a timer, with big legible card indexes so all ten columns fit a phone screen.
- Keyboard- and screen-reader-friendly: every movable card is a real button and each move is announced.
Frequently asked questions
- What do 1, 2 and 4 suits mean in Spider Solitaire?
- How many different suits are in the 104-card pack. One suit is all spades, so any descending sequence moves together; two suits adds hearts; four suits is a normal two-deck pack, where only exact same-suit runs can be moved as a unit. Fewer suits means an easier game.
- Why won't the stock deal?
- Spider does not allow a deal while any column is empty. Move a card or run into every empty column first, then tap the stock to deal a new row of ten.
- Is every Spider Solitaire game winnable?
- Nearly all one- and two-suit deals can be won with careful play and use of Undo. Four-suit Spider is much harder and a small share of deals cannot be completed. If the last deal leaves no moves, start a new game.
- Is Spider Solitaire free here, and does it work on a phone?
- Yes and yes. Spider Solitaire on CardCouch is free, needs no download or account, and the ten-column board scales to fit a phone screen without sideways scrolling.
New to the game? Read the how-to-play guide or sharpen up with the strategy guide.