Welcome to Little Spider Solitaire!

Discover the Thrill of Little Spider Solitaire

Little Spider is a solitaire game that offers a fresh and unique experience. It’s unlike any other game you’ve played before! Get ready to show off your strategic skills as you make a series of choices on your own. Can you successfully place all the cards in their designated spots without making any mistakes? On average, players are able to conquer this challenging game about fifty percent of the time. So grab a deck of cards, and let’s see if you can beat the odds!

Get Started – Setting Up the Game

Let’s begin by setting up the game. Start by dealing all the cards into four piles, facing upwards. Arrange these piles into two rows, leaving space between them for a third row. This third row will serve as the foundation. The two rows with cards on them are called the upper and lower tableau.

When you’re setting up the game, start by dealing the cards into piles. But before you do, take out two aces that are the same color – both black or both red – and place them in the foundation row, which is the third row. Then, do the same thing with the two Kings from the color opposite of the aces you chose. Once you’ve done that, the game is ready to start!

HOW TO PLAY

As you move the cards around to complete the four foundations, there are some rules and strategies you need to follow. If you see an exposed card on one stack in the tableau, you can move it to another stack as long as the cards are in rank order. Remember, aces are higher than Kings, but they are also lower than twos.

When a stack is empty and there’s an open spot, it must stay empty. To move cards to the foundations, they have to be of the same suit and in the right order depending on the foundation. Once a card is in a foundation, it can’t be moved.

In the higher tableau, you can play cards to any foundation as long as they have the right ranking and suit. In the lower tableau, you can only play cards to the foundations directly above if they have the correct ranking and suit.

The key to winning the game is moving the cards around the tableau. Don’t rush to finish the foundations because you might need those cards to get to new ones. Try stacking the cards in the tableau in reverse order of how they’ll be played, so you can easily build the foundations.

END OF GAME

The game ends when all four foundations are completed or when there are no more moves to be made. If you finish all four foundations, you win the game! If you don’t, well, then you don’t win the game.