About Spider Solitaire (MahjongBreak)
This is Spider Solitaire in MahjongBreak's version, played with two full decks. Fifty-four cards are dealt into ten columns with only the top card of each face up, and the other fifty wait in the stock. You move cards onto a card one rank higher, so a 7 goes on an 8. Any card can sit on the next rank up, but only a run in a single suit can be moved as a group, and only a complete run from king to ace in one suit leaves the board.
The suit buttons set the difficulty. With 1 suit every card matches, so every run can be moved. With 2 suits you have to keep the colours apart to keep runs mobile, and 4 suits is the full game and by far the hardest. When no useful move is left, click the stock to deal one new card onto every column. The bar at the top shows the cards left, how many of the eight suits you have cleared, and the time. Undo takes back moves and New Deal starts again. The game runs with no ads inside the frame.
Spider Solitaire (MahjongBreak) is a card game created by MahjongBreak. Open this browser edition on Glaze Games.
Game specifications
- Genre
- Card
- Released
- Nov 2026
- Technology
- HTML5 browser game
- Device support
- Check game controls
- Orientation
- landscape
- Glaze Games login
- Not needed to open player
- Publisher login
- Check game requirements
How to play Spider Solitaire (MahjongBreak)
Build runs of cards from king down to ace in a single suit, and clear all eight runs from the ten columns.
Choose 1, 2 or 4 suits.
Drag a card onto a card one rank higher in another column.
Keep runs in a single suit so you can move them together.
Click the stock to deal a new row when you run out of moves.
Complete eight runs from king to ace to clear the board.
Tips and strategy
- Empty a column as early as you can; a free column is the most useful space on the board.
- Turn over face-down cards before you deal from the stock.
- Prefer moves that keep a run in one suit, even when a mixed move is available.
- Start with 1 suit to learn the flow, then move up to 2 suits.
Frequently asked questions
How is Spider different from Klondike?
Spider uses two decks and ten columns, has no foundations to build on, and removes a suit only when a full king-to-ace run is assembled in a column.
Which suit setting should I pick?
One suit is the gentlest and most deals can be won. Two suits is a fair challenge. Four suits is the classic game and much harder.
Can I undo a move?
Yes. Undo takes back moves during the current deal.
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