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"Spider" can rightfully be considered the king of solitaire. On the one hand, it is one of the most complex varieties of solitaire, on the other hand, the rules of other solitaire games do not provide the player with the opportunity to "solve" unsuccessful combinations of cards through logic and skill. In Solitaire Spider - One Suit two full decks of 52 cards of one suit are used. All card manipulations are performed on ten stacks. The top card of each stack is the game card. Cards may be set up one on top of the other from king to ace. A king does not lie on an ace. A group of cards in each stack can be moved both completely and partially if such a move corresponds to the solitaire rules. Purpose of Spider Solitaire - One Suit You must collect in any of the 10 stacks a complete sequence of thirteen cards in ascending order from Ace to King from top to bottom. In this case, all these cards are removed from the game table and no longer participate in the layout. The game is won if there are no more cards left on the game table. If the game is deadlocked, deal ten more cards, one for each stack. Continue in the same manner, dealing a new row of ten cards. Spider - One Suit is the easiest type of solitaire in this series, as the game uses only one place, which creates more working combinations of cards in the layout. Practice your card layouts with one suit before tackling the more complex two and four suit variations of spider.