Daily Spider Solitaire 2 Suits

This is the tougher daily Spider Solitaire. Each day brings one deal of Spider Solitaire 2 Suits, and every player gets the same cards. Clubs and diamonds are mixed through both decks, so you sort the suits as you build. Monday’s deal is the easiest game of the week, and a new one is ready at midnight your time. You can click previous days to play past daily games and the Replay past days button to see a dropdown of your wins, losses, and skips.

Why Play the 2-Suit Daily

Daily 2-Suit Spider Solitaire is the more challenging version of 1-Suit, so this is the perfect game to level up. With two suits, only runs of a single suit move together, so a quick 8♣ on a 9♦ can leave you with a column you can’t shift later. In 1-suit Spider every run you build can move as a unit, so there is less planning and strategy involved.

Weighing progress now against tidy columns later is what keeps regular players coming back to 2 Suits, and it’s what makes this daily its own challenge.

New to mixed suits? Warm up with Daily Spider first. The two dailies count from the same first day, so today’s deal here has the same number as today’s 1-suit deal.

Spider Solitaire 2-Suit at a Glance

For the full rules and strategy, see Spider Solitaire 2 Suits.

One Ranked Try, Unlimited Practice

• Your first move starts your ranked try. The first game you start each day is the one that will count on the daily leaderboard. Restart or deal a new game and that try is over, though a later win still keeps your streak going.
• Replays go back to the first deal. Pick a past date under the board and play it as practice. Replays never change your streak.
• Your score comes from moves and time. Each card or run you move, each deal from the stockpile, and each Undo or Hint adds a move. Undo and Hint also add a penalty.

How We Rank the Week

A computer solver has won every deal on this page, and each winning line was checked against the rules you play by. Ranking them takes a different approach than our other daily Solitaire games, because simple play rarely wins a 2-suit deal. We follow the Hint button through each deal and play it many more times with sensible random moves, then compare how far each game gets, counting finished runs and face-down cards turned up. The further play goes, the earlier in the week the deal lands.

Monday is Very Easy and Sunday is the Hardest, with Easy, Medium, Tricky, Hard, and Harder in between.

Planning Your Daily Deal

• Look before you move. Your ranked try starts with your first move, so take a moment to spot the columns with the most face-down cards and any Kings already showing.
• Get ready for each deal. Ten new cards land on top of whatever is showing, so sort as many columns as you can before you deal from the stockpile.
• Finish one run at a time. A complete run clears 13 cards and often opens an empty column. When one suit is close, see it through before you work on the other.
• Save Undo for real mistakes. Each one costs a penalty, so take a second look before a move that breaks up a run.
• Learn from a lost try. Play the deal again as practice. Knowing where the trouble cards sit makes the next game quicker, and winning it in practice keeps your streak alive.

Streaks, Sharing, and the Leaderboard

Win a deal on its day to add one to your 2-suit streak. It’s kept separately from your other daily streaks, and the week view below the game tracks each day’s result. Your best streak stays even when the current one resets.

After a win, Challenge a friend sends your puzzle number and time without showing any cards. Streaks are saved in this browser for now, and a daily leaderboard for first tries is on the way.