Is a mixed-suit King-to-Ace run complete?

No. A removable completed run must have a single suit.

Does color matter as it does in Klondike?

No. Spider movement uses rank and suit rules rather than a red-black alternating requirement.

Spider Solitaire: Rules, Runs and Stock Decisions

Build descending same-suit sequences from King to Ace to clear the Spider tableau.

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Spider Solitaire — About

Spider is built around clearing complete King-to-Ace sequences. It uses two decks rather than Klondike's single deck.

Spider Solitaire — How to Play

Move exposed cards onto a card one rank higher. Organize same-suit runs so they can move together, and complete a full run to remove it.

Spider Solitaire — Rules

Completed runs must contain one suit from King through Ace. A mixed-suit run is not a completed sequence. Stock deals add a new row; the exact suit difficulty and empty-column restrictions depend on the embedded version.

Spider Solitaire — Tips & Strategy

Reveal hidden cards before adding another stock row where possible. Empty columns provide space to reorganize mixed runs; preserve one when it helps build a same-suit sequence.

Spider Solitaire — FAQ

Is Spider the same as Klondike?

No. Spider clears descending complete sequences and does not use Klondike's four ascending suit foundations.