DESCRIPTION
Spider Solitaire 2 Suits is a challenging Solitaire game limited to two suits and two decks of cards. Move the cards around the tableau so they are in order by suit and number. Take more cards from the pile if you get stuck. See if you can win at this tricky game!
How to Play
Basic Solitaire rules
The rules of Solitaire are simple, but it can be a tricky game to master. The objective is to successfully remove all the cards from the playing field by placing them in number order by their respective suit.
Move the visible cards around to create a complete set in order from King to Ace. The cards must be placed in the same suit, in numerical order. If you cannot move any card, you need to click the pile of cards that is face down to add a new card to each row. If you are stuck, you can always use the reset button to start from scratch! Can you master Spider Solitaire 2 Suits?
Spider Solitaire rules
Unlike basic Solitaire, Spider Solitaire is trickier. It features two decks of cards and 10 rows. Playing with only two suits ramps up the difficulty even further. Other than these limitations, the rules are the same as regular Solitaire. You must stack cards of the same suit in descending order on the tableau. You’ll win the game when all the cards have been put in order.
About this game
This simple Spider Solitaire 2 Suits game features a clean, retro interface. There are no hints, so you should be experienced at playing Spider Solitaire before jumping into this one. However, you can undo your previous moves or completely reset the game when you get stuck.
More Games Like This
If you are a beginner to Solitaire, you might want to try playing an easier variant of the game first. Uno Online for more card-playing fun.
Platform
Web browser (desktop and mobile)
Controls
Drag the left mouse button to move the cards
FAQ
How difficult is Spider Solitaire 2 Suits?
It is one of the trickiest variations of Solitaire, as it features two decks of cards and two suits only.
How often can you win at Spider Solitaire 2 Suits?
It’s estimated you can win around only 1 in 3 games, with hardcore professional players winning about 50% of the time.
