Jumping Spider
About Jumping Spider
Jumping Spider is a variation of Spider Solitaire played free in your browser. Your task is to build a group of cards on the tableau running from Ace to King, all in the same suit. It combines the familiar Spider Solitaire setup with its own rule for moving cards, giving the classic format a different rhythm.
How to play Jumping Spider
The goal is to build a complete sequence from Ace to King in one suit on the tableau. You can place cards on the tableau in descending order regardless of suit, which gives you more flexibility than standard Spider Solitaire. Any run of cards already arranged in descending order can be picked up and moved together as a single unit, letting you rearrange the tableau more freely as you plan out your suited sequences.
Tips for playing Jumping Spider
- Since cards can be placed in descending order regardless of suit, use mixed-suit runs to temporarily park cards while you dig out the ones you need for your same-suit sequence.
- Remember that only cards already in descending order can move together as a unit, so keep an eye on which stacks are ordered before you try to shift a group.
- Plan ahead before moving a group of cards, since breaking up a descending run to place it elsewhere can make it harder to build your Ace to King suited sequence later.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Jumping Spider?
Jumping Spider is a variation of Spider Solitaire where you build a tableau group of cards from Ace to King in the same suit, with the added ability to place cards in descending order regardless of suit.
How do you win Jumping Spider?
You win by successfully arranging a full sequence of cards from Ace to King, all in the same suit, on the tableau.
Can I move more than one card at a time in Jumping Spider?
Yes, any cards that are already arranged in descending order can be moved together as a single unit.
