Build and clear all eight King-to-Ace runs. Completed runs are removed from the table automatically.

Why can’t I deal from the stock?

Spider rules forbid dealing while any column is empty. Fill every empty column first, then tap the stock.

Is this one-suit or four-suit?

This is the beginner-friendly one-suit game, so any card stacks on a card one rank higher.

Can I play on mobile?

Absolutely. Tapping picks up runs and the columns scale neatly to phones and tablets.

♟️ Spider Solitaire Web

Spider Solitaire Web brings the most popular patience game after Klondike to your browser in a clean, beginner-friendly one-suit form. Ten columns of cards fan across a calm slate table, and your job is to build them downward in rank — place a nine on a ten, an eight on a nine, and so on — gradually exposing the face-down cards underneath. Tap a card to lift it along with any tidy descending run sitting on top of it, then drop the whole sequence onto a card one rank higher or into an empty column. The moment a full King-to-Ace run lines up, it is swept off the table with a satisfying flourish; clear all eight runs and the spider is beaten. When you run out of moves, tap the stock to deal a fresh row across every column — just be sure no column is empty first, exactly as the real rules demand. The single-suit deck keeps the logic friendly without making it trivial, so there is always a thread of planning: which column to empty, which run to break, when to deal. No download, no sign-up, no rush — just you, the cards, and a quiet, absorbing puzzle that rewards patience and foresight.

How to play

Build columns downward in rank, regardless of suit.
Tap a card and any ordered run on it, then tap a target column.
Drop runs onto a card one rank higher, or into an empty column.
Complete a King-to-Ace run to clear it from the table.
Tap the stock to deal a new row when you are stuck — no empty columns allowed.

Controls

Tap a face-up card to pick up its descending run, then tap the destination column. Tap the stock pile to deal a new row. Mouse and touch both supported.