About Solitaire on Suvi
Spider deals two decks into ten columns; build runs down in suit and clear eight complete king-to-ace runs to win. One suit is a calm game, two is the classic, four is a long think. Suvi's daily one- and two-suit deals are checked by our solver before they go live; four-suit deals are marked when a win has been found.
How to play
- Build the seven columns down in alternating colors: a red six on a black seven.
- Move aces to the foundations, then build each suit up to the king. Finish all four to win.
- Turn cards from the stock (one or three at a time) and play them from the waste.
- Only a king can fill an empty column. Tap a card then its destination, or drag it.
Controls
On a phone or tablet: Tap a card to pick it up (and the run below it), then tap where it goes. Tap the stock to draw. Or drag. Tap a picked-up card again to send it to a foundation.
On a desktop: Click a card then its destination, or drag. Click the stock to draw.
Tips
- Turn over face-down cards before anything else: a hidden card is a hidden option.
- Don't rush cards to the foundations: a low card on the table can be a place to build.
- Empty a column only when you have a king ready for it.
- In draw-three, note the order of the waste cards: it repeats on the next pass.
Read the full guide: “How to win at solitaire: Klondike, Spider and Free Cell” →
Questions
- Is the daily deal really winnable?
- For Klondike and Free Cell, yes: our solver finds a winning line before the deal goes live. For Spider, one- and two-suit deals are checked; four-suit deals show a mark when a win has been found.
- Draw one or draw three?
- Both. Draw one is the default daily; switch to draw three in the game and you get its own daily deal.
- Is there unlimited undo?
- Yes. Undo is free while you're playing, even when you're stuck. While Suvi is new, every past deal is open to everyone too.
- Are these the same rules as the Windows game?
- Klondike, Spider and Free Cell follow the standard rules. The cards and the table are our own design.
- Does it work on a phone?
- Yes. The cards fit a portrait screen and you can tap to move instead of dragging. Spider's ten columns are easier in landscape.
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Who made it
Solitaire is a Suvi Original, written and tested by Brasslight Games. Every puzzle is generated and checked by our own tools; nothing is copied from another site.