Spider Solitaire — Windows XP
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Spider Solitaire for Windows XP — run it in your browser

Spider Solitaire with the original spider.exe cards, felt and sounds: Easy (one suit), Medium (two suits) or Difficult (four suits), with statistics and saved games.

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About Spider Solitaire in Windows XP

Spider Solitaire first came with Microsoft Plus! 98, then shipped in Windows Me and Windows XP. Two decks (104 cards) are dealt into ten columns; build each suit from King down to Ace to clear it, and clear all eight to win. The score starts at 500, loses a point per move and gains 100 per completed suit.

What works in this simulator

  • Easy, Medium and Difficult levels (Difficulty, F3)
  • Deal! a new row, Undo, Show An Available Move
  • Statistics per level: high score, win rate, streaks
  • Save This Game / Open Last Saved Game and the six Options

Frequently asked questions

How do you score in Spider Solitaire?
You start with 500 points. Every move (and every Undo) costs 1 point, and each complete King-to-Ace suit you remove adds 100 points.
Why can't I deal a new row in Spider Solitaire?
Spider does not let you deal while any column is empty: put at least one card in every column first, then click the stock or Deal!.

This is a free recreation of Windows XP Professional SP2 (Luna blue theme) written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript — nothing is downloaded or installed, and your files stay in your own browser. Open the full Windows XP desktop.

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