Spiderette Solitaire

How to Play

Spiderette is a single-deck variant of Spider Solitaire, named because it uses a compact layout similar to Spider but with only one deck of 52 cards. Rules: • 7 tableau columns dealt Klondike-style: column 1 gets 1 card, column 7 gets 7 — only the top card starts face-up (28 cards total) • The remaining 24 cards form the stock, dealt in batches: click the stock to deal one face-up card onto every column (7/7/7, then a final 3) • All columns must be non-empty before you can deal • Build descending sequences of the same suit (K→Q→J→...→2→A) • Any single card can move onto a card one rank higher (regardless of suit); any descending run moves as a group, also regardless of suit • Any card can go into an empty column • When you complete a 13-card same-suit sequence from K to A, it is automatically removed • Goal: Remove all 4 complete sequences Strategy: Focus on building same-suit sequences early and uncovering the face-down cards. Do not mix suits unnecessarily — it makes completing sequences much harder.