About Spider Solitaire Pro
Spider Solitaire Pro is a solitaire game played with two decks of cards. The extra cards make it longer and more challenging than the classic version, and it is easy to run out of moves, so it rewards careful concentration.
Unlike Klondike, this game does not involve placing cards into foundation slots. You build stacks in the tableau in descending order instead, spinning a pattern across the table that gives the game its name. In this version there is no need to sort by suit.
How to play
- Stack the cards in the tableau in descending order.
- Move cards between stacks to uncover the ones underneath.
- When you run out of moves, click the stock to add another row of cards to the stacks.
- Eliminate all the stacks to beat the game.
These are the usual rules. If the game shows you something different on screen, follow the game.
Tips
- Empty a column as early as you can. A free column gives you far more room to rearrange cards.
- Build on higher cards first, so that long runs stay easy to move.
- Use every possible move before you deal from the stock, since each deal covers cards you may need.
- Do not move a card just because you can. Check what it uncovers first.
Want to go deeper? Read our guide: Solitaire Rules: How to Play Klondike, Spider, FreeCell and TriPeaks.
Questions about Spider Solitaire Pro
How many decks does Spider Solitaire use?
Two decks of cards, which is why games last longer than classic solitaire.
What do I do when I run out of moves?
Click the stock to deal another row of cards onto the stacks.
