Best For
Who Should Play This Mode
- New players learning Spider Solitaire rules.
- Short boredom breaks where you want a high chance to win.
- Practicing empty-column and stock timing habits.
Easy Spider Solitaire
1 Suit Spider Solitaire
Play the easy one-suit version of Spider Solitaire. It is fast, forgiving, and ideal when you want a quick card puzzle without fighting suit friction. Regular game progress saves locally in your browser, so you can continue later from the same device.
Difficulty: 1 Suit
Score: 500Moves: 0Time: 0:00
Started
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Wins
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Streak
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Best 1 Suit
New run
4
♠
4
♠
♠
8
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8
♠
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10
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10
♠
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3
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3
♠
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5
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5
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3
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3
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♠
10
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10
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K
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K
♠
♠
6
♠
6
♠
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A
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A
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50
Drag cards to move. Build descending sequences of the same suit. Complete all 8 suits (K to A) to win.
Double-click to auto-move a card. Click the stock to deal 10 cards (no empty columns allowed).
Rules
Mode Rules
- All 104 cards use one suit, so descending runs stay movable.
- Move cards onto cards one rank higher.
- Clear eight King-to-Ace sequences to win.
Win More
Strategy Tips
- Flip face-down cards before polishing long runs.
- Open an empty column early and use it as temporary storage.
- Delay stock deals until every useful tableau move is done.
Keep Playing
Spider Solitaire Learning Path
Rules
Confirm legal moves, stock rules, empty columns, and how completed runs clear.
Setup
Learn the 104-card layout, 10 tableau columns, and 50-card stock pile.
Strategy
Use empty columns, same-suit runs, and careful stock timing to win more games.
Daily Challenge
Play the same 2-suit deal as everyone else today and come back for a new board tomorrow.
Saved Progress
Use the classic browser game when you want local saved progress and a continue prompt.
How to Win
Use hidden-card reveals, same-suit runs, empty columns, and better stock timing.
When to Deal
Learn when to use the stock without burying your progress.
FAQ
1 Suit Spider Solitaire Questions
What is 1 Suit Spider Solitaire?
1 Suit Spider Solitaire is the easiest Spider mode. It uses only one suit, usually Spades, so every descending sequence can be moved together.
Is 1 Suit Spider Solitaire good for beginners?
Yes. Beginners should start with 1 suit because it teaches the movement, stock, and empty-column rules without the difficulty of suit management.
How do you win 1 Suit Spider Solitaire?
Reveal hidden cards, create empty columns, build descending King-to-Ace sequences, and clear all eight completed runs from the tableau.
When should I move from 1 suit to 2 suits?
Move to 2 suits after you can win 1-suit games consistently and understand why empty columns and same-suit runs matter.