How To Play Spider Solitaire

Tripeaks Solitaire is a relatively new game online, but already it has attracted many visitors. It’s a fairly Mania simple ruleset that involves laying out a triangulation algorithm, then trying to complete it by taking the lowest number in each pile and moving to the next. In simple terms, each time you add a card to the board – be it a flower, an animal or a Tripeak – you are adding a potentiality piece (i.e.a Tripeak, a pyramid or a triangle). If you reach that last layer – i.e.at the bottom of your pile – then you have successfully reached the goal that is laid on the table.

Each of your moves is simple: first, you simply click on a Tripeak in the pile and follow the instructions given above, i.e., taking the lowest number from the piles Rapid and moving to the next lowest. Then you do the same for the other piles except that you only move a single card up or down. You can continue this process by alternating ascending and descending in addition to simply clicking on the Tripeaks in each pile. As long as you have a clean array of free Tripeaks in your pile, you will be able to make a move, but it will not count towards the total number of your points. Once the last card in the pile is dealt and you have moved all the way to the bottom and completed your move, your turn is over and you are penalized one point.

Hopefully you can glean some enjoyment from playing Spider Solitaire or similar classic solitaire games, such as Lace Solitaire or Patience Solitaire. If you are a novice at solitaire, you might want to start out by playing a few games of Tripeaks solitaire. That way, you can get a feel for how the game works and whether or not it is something that interests you. Later, once you have mastered traditional solitaire games like Lace Solitaire and the rest of the classic solitaire family, you can take your time and develop your own personal strategies for playing Tripeaks Solitaire.