This guide is for those who already know how to play traditional Spider • 1 Suit
All components are the same in the 13, 16, 19, 22 & 25 Card Sets!
You can play Full Color® Spider • 1 Suit in the 13, 16, 19 22 or 25 Card set with Full Color® Cards.
How to Play!
- The goal of Spider 1 game is to place all cards in play into their (8) colored & (1) white foundations.
- Spider 1 Suit, regardless of what Card Set you choose, is played with (2) decks of Full Color® Cards. Spider 1 Suit: uses (4) blue suits as the single colored suit and (1) white suit per deck and then that is duplicated for a total of (8) blue suits and (2) white suits multiplied by the total number of cards in each ranking suit.
- White cards are “free cards” and can be removed from the tabletop and placed in the Any White Card™ Foundation which also serves as the “Waste” pile as soon as they become a top card or are dealt out into the draw pile from the stock without any numerical or sequential restrictions.
- Sort the cards down in sequence from the High Card through 1 (e.g. 13~1 for Spider 13 & 25~1 in Spider 25) in the blue colored suits before the stack of cards may be moved into their colored foundation.
- The entire sequence of colored cards must be completely assembled from in the tableaus before they can be moved to a foundation. (e.g. 13~1).
- Any sequence of cards or “portion of a sequence” may be moved as a group. Once an out of sequence card is put on top of any other sequenced cards, that sequence above it can not be moved until the out of sequence card has been removed thusly “untrapping” the stack of sequenced cards.
- You will deal out more cards from the stock when you can't make any more moves due to trapped cards. One new card from the "Stock" pile will be placed on every single tableau on every deal until the stock is exhausted.
- Once all the cards are moved to their completed foundations or all the cards are dealt out of the "Stock" pile and you can’t make any more moves, the game is over.
- Use Gestures and Touch / Tap Preferences to Undo, Redo and Automove cards to obtain the highest scores, shortest time and fewest possible moves.
- Check your Scoring against others around the world in the Competition section.