SPIDER 1 SUIT FOR TABLET

Numerous fans of one of the most interesting and exciting solitaire games will undoubtedly be delighted with this tablet versionSpider, made in a one-size-fits-all version. 104 cards of the same peak suit are eagerly awaiting your attention. All of them are carefully mixed and laid out in the traditional way for Spider solitaire in ten columns. The top cards in each column are open, allowing you to initiate the solitaire build process. Junior to senior is the main principle of the layout process. Since there is only one suit, it will be a little easier to play than, say, in a two-or four-suit variant. Collect 8 sequences of spades from king to ace and win a decent victory.

In a hurry (and apparently fans were very much waiting for a spider for the tablet), the developers made some mistakes in the game, making it impossible to continue the game in certain cases. If you have emptied at least one of the 10 slots during the process of re-placing cards, you will no longer be able to draw cards from the deck!

This, as we think, random mistake made a fairly simple version of the spider with one suit incredibly interesting in tactical terms, because you can still take cards, but you have to figure out how to properly fill the slots with the remaining cards on the table. Interestingly, such a snag is found not only in this version of the game, which makes it possible to doubt the classification of it as an error, and not as a restriction specifically implemented in the rules. Experts and masters of the Spider, what do you think about this?

According to the answers to this question, it turned out that this is still part of the rules of solitaire. So, if there is any empty transfer slot, cards cannot be taken from the deck. It is recommended to arrange the remaining cards in other columns in such a way as to fill in the gaps and not harm the overall flow of the Spider showdown.