As indicated previously, if a player manages to create an entire sequence from Ace to King of cards of the same suit, and the bottom card of the sequence (the Ace) is the bottom card of a row, he may remove the entire sequence and place it on one of the foundation piles. Thus, the entire stack of descending sequence cards is moved on top of that card. The card this entire sequence is played on does not need to be of that same suit but does need to be one card higher than the highest card in the sequence moved. A sequence of multiple cards can also be moved to another row as long as every card moved is of the same suit and in descending numerical sequence. Cards can be moved in this way regardless of their suit. The bottom face-up card in a row can be moved onto the bottom of another if the card it is played on is exactly one rank lower than the card it is played on. There are a few rules on how cards can be moved within the layout. In order to create such an unbroken sequence, however, the player will need to move cards around on the layout. As soon as he is able to create such a sequence, and the bottom card of the sequence is the bottom card of a row, he can remove the entire row, placing the sequence in it's own foundation pile. Thus, the player attempts to arrange such a sequence in one row of the layout from King down to Ace, all in the same suit. After creating a foundation pile, the cards from that pile should be turned over as the cards are now considered out of play. However, players do not play to these foundation piles, rather, once a full, uninterrupted sequence of face-up cards is found at the bottom of one of the piles, that stack is then moved to it's own foundation pile. These eight foundation piles are usually placed below the layout. King, all cards in that sequence being of the same suit. The object of the game is to completely clear out the layout by creating 8įoundation piles consisting of an entire sequence of cards from Ace to After this layout has been created, play can begin. Lastly, the player places the remainder of the deck (consisting of 50 cards) face-down near the layout. After the player has dealt these 10 rowsĪs described, he then deals one face-up card on the top of each row. The remaining six rows consist of four face-down cards.
The first four rows (at the left side of the layout) consist of five face-down and overlapping cards. To create the initial layout or tableau the player deals 10 individual rows of cards. Setup: The setup for playing a game of Spider solitaire consists of a tableau consisting of ten rows of cards, some face-down and others face-up. The cards in the deck, as used when playing Spider are as follows (from high to low) King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, Ace. Spider Solitaire uses two standard 52 card decks thoroughly shuffled together.Īs this solitaire game consists of attempting to play cards in sequences, it helps to know the As such, it can be quite rewarding when the player manages to win the game by completely clearing the center layout or tableau. Spider Solitaire is a challenging but fun form of Solitaire.
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