About Spider Solitaire

This site provides a browser Spider Solitaire table with 1-suit, 2-suit, 4-suit, and Spiderette modes. The main table accepts numbered deals, while the Daily Challenge assigns one number to each UTC date.

No account is required. An unfinished game and personal records stay in the browser that created them.

What the table implements

Standard Spider uses two decks, ten columns, a stock, and eight completed King-to-Ace runs. Cards may build down across suits, but only an exact descending run in one suit moves together. Empty columns accept any exposed card or movable suited run.

The table includes undo, a two-step hint, replay, numbered deal selection, manual stock deals, a timer, move count, and local records. Spiderette uses its smaller one-deck layout while keeping the same distinction between legal mixed builds and movable suited runs.

Numbered and daily deals

A deal number reproduces the same starting layout in the same mode. It does not carry another player's progress. The Daily Challenge follows the UTC date, so a saved number is the reliable way to reopen a particular daily hand later.

Records are not public rankings. They are a private browser record intended for comparing your own attempts.

Development and credits

Ply Yard develops and maintains the table. Card faces use hayeah/playing-cards-assets under the MIT License; the original Vector Playing Cards artwork is public domain.

For a rules, hint, layout, or accessibility issue, use the contact page and include the mode, deal number, browser, and steps that reproduce it.