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Time0:00
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Free practice

Tap a card to move it (and everything under it) to the best spot. Build down in one suit to move runs together. A full King-to-Ace run of one suit clears. Tap the deck to deal a new row. Fifteen minutes per match.

Spider Solitaire · 15 minutes per match · $1, $10 or $100 entries

How to play Spider Solitaire

  1. Tap a card to move it, with every card under it, onto a card one rank higher.
  2. Cards in order and of the same suit move together as a run.
  3. A complete run from King down to Ace in one suit clears off the table.
  4. When stuck, deal one new card onto every column (fill empty columns first).

Scoring

You start at 500. Every move costs a point and every cleared run adds 100. Clearing all eight runs adds a time bonus.

Tips

  • Build in the same suit whenever you can: mixed runs can't move together.
  • An empty column is your most powerful tool, don't waste it.
  • Uncover face-down cards before dealing a new row.

Playing for money

Yes. Pick a $1, $10 or $100 entry, approve it in your Solana wallet (USDC), and play someone who gets the exact same deal. The winner gets the pot minus a 10% fee, sent straight to their wallet. Ties and matches nobody answers within 24 hours are refunded in full. How it works

Fair play

You and your opponent get the exact same game. Hidden cards and upcoming pieces stay on our server, and our server checks every move and calculates the score. Fair-play rules

Questions

Can you play Spider Solitaire for real money?

Yes. Pick a $1, $10 or $100 entry, approve it in your Solana wallet (USDC), and play someone who gets the exact same deal. The winner gets the pot minus a 10% fee, sent straight to their wallet.

How do you play?

Tap a card to move it, along with every card under it, onto a card one rank higher. Cards of the same suit in order move together. A complete run from King down to Ace in one suit is cleared from the table. When you're stuck, deal a new card onto every column from the deck.

Is it fair?

Both players get the identical deal. Face-down cards and the deck stay on our server until they're turned over or dealt, and our server checks every move.

How many suits?

Two: spades and hearts. It's the version most players enjoy: harder than one suit, far more winnable than four.

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