SPIDER SCARF 1 SUIT

A similar symbiosis of solitaire games is often found in modern solitaire collections. The two most popular logic card games are combined into one. Here you will find the Spider with its rules for rearranging cards and their final stacking, and Klondike Solitaire with its layout form and task. Klondike Solitaire with cards of the same suit is probably the easiest version of both two solitaire games taken separately, and their complex. By the way, the game is often called Spiderette.

Simplicity lies in the small number of cards used in the solitaire layout — there are only 52 of them, as well as in the number of suits. Just one suit allows you not to think a few moves ahead, but to act on the fact with minimal use of logic. Even if you make a mistake in parsing maps, you will still have a chance to correct it, often even more than one.

The initial order of cards on the table is oblique: seven columns with a variable number of cards: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. Only the top cards are open. To open the lower one, remove the upper one. There are no base slots on the table. Cards are stacked directly in columns. You need to add 4 sequences: king, queen, jack, 10,..., ace. All cards of the same suit are spades.

When transferring cards from column to column, you should follow the precedence rule: on the highest card, the lowest card is placed per unit of rank. For example, you can only put a six on a seven, and only an ace on a two. In Klondike Solitaire (at least in this version), it is possible to transfer any card or sorted pack to the empty slot.

Please note that if you have at least one free slot, you will not be able to draw cards from the deck. These are the rules. The deck, by the way, is located at the bottom right. You can use it at any time, but we advise you to take your time. Clicking on the deck will bring out exactly 7 cards (if the remainder allows), which will be evenly distributed one in each column. There is an analogy with Spider Solitaire.

As an additional service, the game has buttons: cancel a move, retake the current layout, and start a new one. Time clicks, but is only counted for statistics, without interrupting the game. Solitaire is short, simple, and therefore especially recommended for beginners. Good luck!