SPIDER SCARF OF 4 SUITS

No one has ever sent us a video of the successful disassembly of Spider Solitaire, laid out with 4-suit cards. And no wonder, the game is so complex and strict that the percentage of successful decisions, apparently, is negligible. In general, we have doubts that it can be disassembled in principle. However, this isn't exactly a Spider. This is a variant of solitaire, the style of card layout is more similar to Klondike Solitaire.

It is quite possible that such a combination of two solitaire games will make the game more pliable and increase the chances of success for players. Why? The main difference between Spider (an alternative name for this solitaire game) and Spider is the number of cards in the layout. There are not 104 of them, but half as many. Yes, Spideretta is laid out with cards of the same standard deck. This alone dramatically increases the probability of a successful outcome. The second significant relaxation is the rules of shifting. Although it is still not allowed to drag piles of cards that are not ordered by suit and rank, it is allowed to move ANY card to an empty slot, not just the king. The same applies to sorted piles. And, of course, the number of slots. In solitaire Klondike Solitaire Spider 4 suits there are 7 of them. This is less than in the classic Spider, but there are fewer cards!

From useful services, you can select a free and unlimited number of undo moves. Roll back the game at least to the very beginning, if you notice that your logical chains were incorrect. There are also no time limits. By device, too. Play solitaire on your desktop PC, tablet, and phone. By the way, if you still find solitaire difficult, try to analyze its simpler variants with two or even one suit. They are significantly lighter. Good luck!