Spiderette Solitaire
- Spiderette is played with 52 cards, either with all Spades, which is the easiest (One Suit), Spades and Hearts (Two Suits) or all four suits which is the hardest rule.
Spiderette Objective
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To build cards of descending suit sequence from King to Ace; e.g:
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within the tableau columns. When such a sequence has been formed, it is automatically removed to one of the four foundations at the bottom of the screen.
When all 52 cards have been played to the foundations as four separate King to Ace sequences then the game is won.
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All building is carried out on the tableau columns.
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Move any exposed card from the end of a tableau column to another tableau column if it creates a descending sequence. e.g.
on .
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You may also move a packed descending sequence of cards as a group to another tableau column if it continues the descending sequence but they must all be of the same suit.
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Empty tableau columns may be filled by any card or a packed descending suit sequence of cards.
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When no more constructive moves can be made on the tableau, click on the stock to deal another card to each of the tableau columns.
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You must fill all empty spaces in the tableau before you can deal cards from the stock.
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Find more detailed instructions about Spiderette Solitaire on our Solitaire City website.
Spiderette Scoring
The Good Points
Transferring a sequence to the foundations (Rule 1):
+650 Points (max = 2600)
Transferring a sequence to the foundations (Rule 2):
+780 Points (max = 3120)
Transferring a sequence to the foundations (Rule 3):
+910 Points (max = 3640)
Turning over a face down card:
+150 Points (max = 3150)
The Bad Points
Every second of elapsed time:
-1 Point
Every time Undo is used:
-100 Points
Completion Bonus
When the game is completed, you will receive a bonus calculated in the following way:
Bonus = (End of Game Score / 4) + ((300 - Time Taken) x 10)
The following are the theoretical (zero time taken) maximum scores for each game rule:
Rule 1 - One Suit = 2600 + 3150 + 4437 Bonus = 10,187
Rule 2 - Two Suits = 3120 + 3150 + 4567 Bonus = 10,837
Rule 3 - Four Suits = 3640 + 3150 + 4697 Bonus = 11,487
Assuming a fairly decent completion time of 2:30 (150 seconds) then the following scores are more likely:
Rule 1 - One Suit = 2600 + 3150 - 150 + 2900 Bonus = 8500
Rule 2 - Two Suits = 3120 + 3150 - 150 + 3030 Bonus = 9150
Rule 3 - Four Suits = 3640 + 3150 - 150 + 3160 Bonus = 9800