Spidike Solitaire

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Description

Move all cards to the 4 foundations from Ace to King. On the tableau build down. Groups of cards down in suit may be moved. Click on the stock to deal new cards. The game Spidike Solitaire belongs to the categories Solitaire, HTML5 and has been played 16289 times. It has a score of 71 and it has received 37 yes and 15 no. In the same categories you can find the games Freecell Solitaire Gameboss and Magic Solitaire which we think you should try.


Instructions: Use your mouse to play this game.
1 PlayerSolitaireArcadeCardsHTML5
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Spidike Solitaire is a patience game with a clear target, build the entire deck up on four foundation piles, each running Ace through King. On the tableau, cards are stacked in falling rank, and a run of cards that falls in rank within one suit can travel as a unit.

That second rule gives it a strategic side, since shifting whole runs opens up the tableau. A stuck tableau is not the end, since the stock deals fresh cards. Phone players can deal a game too. More card patience games are in Solitaire.

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Rules of Spidike Solitaire

Fill four foundations in rising order, Ace first and King last. On the tableau, cards go in falling order. A run that falls in rank within one suit can be shifted all at once. A click on the stock deals new cards whenever you are stuck.

MouseUse the mouse to play
Touch screenTap with your finger
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Winning more games

  • Release the Aces as soon as you can so the foundations get going.
  • Build same suit runs where possible, they move as one unit.
  • Turn to the stock only after every useful tableau move is done.
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Game details

Platforms
Desktop, Mobile, Tablet
Categories
1 Player, Solitaire, Arcade, Cards, HTML5
Rating
71.15% (52 votes)
Times played
16.289
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Frequently asked questions

How do I win Spidike Solitaire?

Sort the entire deck onto the foundations, Ace at the bottom of each pile and King on top.

Can a run of cards be moved together in Spidike Solitaire?

Yes, a run that falls in rank within one suit can be moved as a unit.