Spider 4 suits

Solitaire Spider 4 suits rules

Spider Solitaire is a variation of card solitaire with three levels of difficulty. In order to play the highest level Spider Solitaire, 104 cards of all suits are used, that is, two decks of 52 cards each.

The goal of the game is to clear the entire field of cards by sorting them by rank and suit.

Gameplay

• Cards are displayed in the form of ten decks. There are six cards in the first four decks, and five cards are put in the remaining six ones.
• The remaining 50 cards are stored in reserve. They can be used at the end of possible leads.
• All cards in the 10 decks, with the exception of the top ones, are turned upside down.
• Cards are moved regardless of suit, according to the following logic: the lower card is laid on the highest one. The lowest card is an ace; the highest one is the king.
• It is allowed to move a card or several cards of a similar suit, folded from the lowest to the highest one, from one deck to another.
• On the resulting empty space, you need to move the card lying on top of any desired column. If there is empty space on the field, then it will not be possible to lay out a new row of cards from the spare pile.
• As soon as a full chain is created from ace to king, this deck is automatically removed from the playing field.

Final

A game is considered to be successfully completed only if all the suits are arranged in chains from the lowest card to the highest one.