Spiderette 2 Suits increases the complexity by using two suits (e.g., Spades and Hearts) from two 52-card decks. The goal remains to build King-to-Ace sequences of a single suit, which are then removed. While cards can still be built down in descending rank regardless of suit, the increased presence of only two suits makes it more challenging to form pure-suit sequences, requiring more careful planning and manipulation of the tableau.

Spiderette Solitaire, 2 Suits belongs to the eponymous category.

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This page was last updated on 1 February 2025.

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Game objective

Goal: Move all cards in game to Foundation piles.

Game complexity: Medium

Odds of winning: Average, half of 10 games

Game setup

How many decks are in play: Two standard 52-card decks are used. Clubs and diamonds are removed from the game.

Which card piles are involved: Game has one Stock, four Foundations and seven Tableaus.

What the initial deal looks like: Deal one card to each Tableau pile (1-7 cards). The top card of each pile is face-up. Remaining cards form the Stock.

Gameplay

Allowed moves:

‣ Cards left in the Stock pile are distributed to the top of Tableau piles. No redeals back to Stock are allowed.

‣ A full pile build from Kings to Aces could be placed to an empty Foundation pile.

‣ A subpile, arranged in same suit Kings to Aces could be taken from Tableau piles. Tableau piles are built in same suit from Kings to Aces. A pile of cards could be dropped to a Tableau pile if it satisfies the arrangement. Any pile of cards could be placed to an empty Tableau pile.

Also note:

You can undo all of your moves in this game. Score for Spiderette Solitaire, 2 Suits is a sum of seconds spent for a game and moves done during it.