Single games go back to the 18th century, when the French prisoners first played the match. Nevertheless, Spider Solitaire was mentioned for the first time in 1917, and only in 1949 the game entered into force. He got his name because he includes eight a bunch of shortcomings that should be filled with a spider that has eight legs. The game has become popular over the years, especially after Microsoft included it in its Windows in 1998.
Spider Solitaire uses two cards, totaling 104 cards. 54 of these cards are organized in 10 columns in a table with 6 cards on the first four columns and 5 cards in the remaining columns. Each column has an upper card. The remaining 50 cards are stored in an unpaid game. There is a foundation where all collected costumes are displayed. The main goal of the game is to organize cards in a combined sequence descending from the king to AS (King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 3, 2, AS). As soon as the sequence has formed, the battery is automatically recalled from one of 8 foundations. The player wins the game after placing all cards on 8 foundations.
